What to do if your crotch is damp and itchy?

If a woman has dampness in the crotch, she may have gynecological inflammation. If a man has dampness in the scrotum, he may have dampness in the scrotum. Whether it is a man or a woman, if the crotch is always damp and itchy, you must pay attention to it. If necessary, it is best to see a doctor, wash your private parts frequently, wear cotton underwear, eat more fresh vegetables, and try to eat less spicy and irritating food.

What causes scrotal dampness and odor?

Scrotal dampness refers to symptoms such as erosion, dampness, and itching of the male scrotum caused by spleen and kidney deficiency, drug allergy, vitamin deficiency, fungal growth, etc. It is a skin disease unique to men. Next, let's discuss in detail, what is the reason for the male genitals to have a strange smell?

1. Foreskin is too long

If the male genitals have a bad smell, it is likely caused by the foreskin being too long. Therefore, it is important to find the key to the problem. The most direct and effective way to completely cure it is to remove the foreskin that is too long. Only in this way can we effectively avoid the accumulation of sebum, dirt and bad odor in the foreskin. If after examination, it is found that the foreskin is too long and has induced glansitis, it is necessary to cure the inflammation first before performing circumcision surgery.

2. Damp scrotum

Scrotal dampness refers to symptoms such as erosion, dampness, and itching of the male scrotum caused by spleen and kidney deficiency, drug allergy, vitamin deficiency, fungal growth, etc. It is a male-specific skin disease. Of course, this may also be the cause of male genital odor. To treat scrotal dampness, you should pay attention to a light diet, eat less raw and cold food, and eat less spicy and fishy food. However, under normal circumstances, the vast majority of scrotal dampness and prostate diseases are related to a certain extent. It is recommended that patients with scrotal dampness should actively undergo prostate examinations to determine the specific condition and pay attention to symptomatic treatment.

3. Prostate disease

You also need to pay attention to the possibility of prostatitis, the main causes of which are direct spread of urinary tract infection, blood spread of infection foci in other parts of the body, and prostate stones. These cases need to be checked in a professional men's hospital and then treated accordingly.

4. Penis inflammation

At the beginning of glans inflammation, there will be a local feeling of dampness, redness and swelling of the male genital skin, itching, burning and heat of the glans, and when the foreskin is turned back, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans can be seen to be congested, eroded, with exudate and even bleeding. After secondary infection, shallow ulcers can be seen, with foul-smelling milky white purulent secretions. Therefore, the possibility of male genital odor cannot be ruled out.

Why does the male genitals have an odor?

This is related to the reason that you sit in the office for a long time. The scrotum is damp and cannot be discharged. After a long time, the male genitals will have an odor.

If you are a patient with prostatitis, male genital odor may also be related to prostatitis.

If you do not have prostatitis, you need to check and understand whether there are other reasons.

If the odor of male genitals is caused by autonomic nervous system dysfunction due to prostatitis, as the prostatitis improves and heals, scrotal moisture will appear intermittently until it disappears.

Why is it said that many male genital odors are caused by prostatitis?

Experts say that prostatitis is the most common disease among adult men, accounting for about 1/3-1/2 of outpatients in the Department of Urology of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Clinically, it is divided into two types: acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis, of which chronic prostatitis is the most common. Male genital odor can occur in adult men of any age. It rarely occurs before puberty, but is more common in men aged 20-40. About 35%-40% of those over 35 years old suffer from this disease.