I have the same thing. Yesterday I had gotten a cold and this morning I noticed the right side of my scrotum flaking. I left for a bit and just a few minutes I was in the bathroom and I didn't really notice the flaking, but on the left side my scrotum was shiny and when I stretched it it stayed in place. I've never kissed a girl, to be honest, and I've never had sexual contact, so an STI is out of the question. My best guess is that it's just from either masturbation or just the air, maybe it's the perfect dampness or something.
Your "lube" is drying out your skin. Shampoo/soap, because it is a polar molecule, it is typically attracted to oils and water. Which in theory, should remove the dirt and grime from you're skin right? Well it does, and it doesn't. In the process, the soap also removes your natural oils, the only layer that protects your testes from drying out. Usually, for me, it peels off after a few days of scratching and picking. The new skin is pink and soft, while the dead c**p is dry, brown, and crinkly. DO NOT WORRY. If you masturbate regularly, it should peel about every one-two months.
NOTE: IF YOUR SKIN PEELS FAR MORE THAN DESCRIBED, OR EVEN A LITTLE MORE, AND/OR THESE INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT RELATE TO YOU, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DOCTOR/DERMATOLOGIST.
It is eczema and you should put hydrocortizone on it. You can buy it over the counter but a derm doc and give you stronger % with an RX. I had all my scrotum skin flake of like a sun burn and some kinda painful cracks on my ppenism saw a dermotologist and he gave me hydrocortizone cream, healed two days
that is why shampoo or lation will make that happen sooooo plz stop or iit will get worst like make it burn or leve red marks or even might ter your skin to bare where it burns just if you want it sthooth try somthing like spit it might ssound gross but a it feels good
I also have the same problem as above,
plz guys help me
its been over a week that i have this problem.
Hello,
I woke up this morning, and noticed that I had exactly the same symptoms you were describing. The "glue on your hand and if you let it dry" is the perfect analogy! Mine is flaky, shiny, and has lost elasticity just like yours. I don't have any of the peeling effects however. I have mild fungus on my hands, and masturbate about once a week, and for last couple of months my penis was ok. But referencing Dane Cook and having one of those ferocious werewolf masturbation sessions i'm sure the fungus spread. So, I'm positive its fungus. Anyone find effective treatment? I"m going to use same thing ive been using for my athletes foot--Apple CIder Vinegar, Tea Tree Oil, Econazole etc.
hii...i hve same problem...over a week ago i had fungal infecttion of thighs near scrotum...initially i usd steroid but no relief so i saw a doc who gve me antifungal..after dat tretment 1wk later m having this problem..large dry flakes...i also remem scatchin my balls badly for few days after wich it became red n painful...any doc help ?/
It is called Jock Itch.
The symptoms of jock itch may come and go, and many cases of jock itch resolve spontaneously without any treatment. Jock itch is primarily seen in the groin, although it may spread to the inner thighs, genitals (including penis, scrotum, labia, and vaginal opening), and anus.
While jock itch is frequently noted in otherwise healthy patients, patients withdiabetes and/or obesity are more susceptible. Possible causes of this common groin itch include irritation from tight or abrasive underwear, excess moisture, sweating, skin rubbing or friction, allergic problems, fungal infection, Candida (yeast) infection, and bacterial overgrowth or skin infection.
Treatment of fungal-related jock itch may include one or a combination of antifungal creams and, rarely, antifungal pills. Treatment of jock itch that is not caused by fungus involves proper groin hygiene, keeping the area clean and dry, and washing frequently with gentle soap and water (especially after sweating or exercise).
Jock itch causes a symmetrical red or pink rash on the sides of the groin folds. There may be a dry, scaly rash or a collection of small, pinpoint red or pink bumps at each hair follicle.