
#PICTURES OF SKIN TAGS ON GENITAL AREA SKIN#
Non-sexually transmitted skin infections.This has been classified into provoked localised vulvodynia (or vestibulodynia) and generalised spontaneous vulvodynia ( dysaesthetic vulvodynia or neuropathic pain). When no cause has been found for vulval pain, the term vulvodynia is sometimes used.Spasm in pelvic muscles leading to vaginismus.Non-sexually acquired acute reactive genital ulceration.Non-sexually acquired acute recurrent genital ulceration (complex recurrent aphthous ulceration).


Itchy vulva (pruritus vulvae) in prepubertal girls.Itchy vulva (pruritus vulvae) in adult women.Erosive lichen planus (which often also affects the mouth).The affected area is often redder than normal. Dysaesthesiaand/or burning discomfort (and less often, itching) of the penis (penodynia) and/or scrotum (scrotodynia) in the absence of a primary skin problem.Crohn disease, which may cause swelling, ulcers and granulomas.Balanitis (inflammation of the tip of the penis).Allergic contact dermatitis (most often due to fragrances, preservatives or rubber).Irritant contact dermatitis (from wetness, incontinence, vigorous cleansing) the most common cause of nonspecific balanitis (in males).Seborrhoeic dermatitis (usually affects scalp as well).

Lichen simplex (dermatitis due to localised itch-scratch-itch response and resulting in thickened skin on scrotum).Balanitis( inflammation of the glans penis in males).Genital skin lesions (males and females).Sexually transmitted infections (males and females).Non-sexually transmitted skin infections affecting genital area (males and females).This page provides links to information On DermNet about skin conditions affecting the genital area. Some genital disorders are contagious, including sexually transmitted diseases. They can interfere with sexual functioning, self-image and interpersonal relationships. Genital skin problems are very common and can be very itchy or painful, distressing and embarrassing.
