Everyone's physical development and condition will be different, and as they grow older, some of their own conditions will show significant differences. So what is the reason for the blackening of the scrotum?
1. External factors. Some patients may experience blackening of the scrotum after a certain age, and it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by injuries or other related diseases, such as subcutaneous congestion, which can easily lead to problems such as blackening of the scrotum.
2. Disease factors. For example, common factors such as testicular necrosis, orchitis, epididymitis, and testicular tumors in clinical practice may induce problems such as blackening of scrotal skin. In fact, most of these problems are directly related to diseases related to scrotal contents.
3. Abnormal scrotal contraction. For example, in clinical practice, some patients may experience a contracted state of the scrotum, in which case the color will naturally show signs such as blackening.
4. Pigmentation. As people age, natural pigmentation becomes increasingly severe. If there is pigmentation on the scrotal skin, an increase in melanin can also lead to signs of blackening of the scrotum, but this is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require special treatment.
Based on clinical factors, it can be understood that there are many reasons for inducing scrotal blackening, but the specific cause should be promptly examined at a local regular hospital to determine the cause before targeted treatment can be given.
