Not that I can think of.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
Never heard of this without an outbreak of herpetic lesions in the small area involved. Definitely not the whole scrotum and the outbreak would occur shortly after the onset of tingling...a few days at most.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
Thanks Doc! My HSV 2 test came back negative, but my HSV 1 test was positive.
Is there anyway that HSV 1 in the genitals could cause intermittent tingling in the scrotum on a daily basis for 4 months straight?
I would look at local issues such as your clothes soap, material of which your underwear is made, soaps or any other chemicals that you might use on your genitals. If you have changed any of these just before this problem started, then switch back. If there were several changes, then do only one change at a time and see over the course of a week or two what changes in your skin.
If you are sexually active, investigate any changes that your partner has made. Also, if you are using condoms, have you changed brands or types.
How about your activities? Did you start bicycling more? Running more?, etc.
If you are not getting anywhere, get an opinion from a dermatologist.
As far as tingling itself, aside from local irritation, I think of neurologic issues (herpes, nerve root compression).
Good luck!
S.A.Liroff, M.D.