What causes cold testicles?

Many men feel cold testicles from time to time, which is also caused by scrotal moisture. The normal temperature of men's testicles should be around 35 degrees. If the temperature is too high or too low, it may cause testicular discomfort. You need to pay attention to it in daily life, keep it clean, maintain hygiene, check your current physical condition regularly, and have regular physical examinations when necessary.

The optimum temperature for male testicles to produce sperm is 35°C. If the temperature is too high, sperm production will be impaired or even stop completely. Therefore, male scrotal moisture is an important part of ensuring fertility. The phenomenon of scrotal moisture is an inevitable natural law. However, it is important to note that in some cases, scrotal moisture is also a sign of disease!

The scrotal skin has many wrinkles and sweat glands, which secrete strong sweat and make air difficult to circulate. If you do not pay attention to hygiene and wear tight underwear for a long time, the scrotal dampness will be aggravated. In addition, the scrotal dampness is related to long-term sitting without exercise, working in a hot and humid environment, and varicocele. At the same time, the scrotal dampness is also one of the symptoms of diseases such as scrotal eczema and chronic prostatitis. Male friends must first distinguish whether the scrotal dampness is a normal physiological phenomenon or a manifestation of diseases such as scrotal eczema. It is recommended to go to a professional urology department for examination in time to avoid delaying the treatment opportunity.

Scrotal moisture makes the testicles and scrotum stick together for a long time, becoming a hotbed for bacterial reproduction. High temperature and humidity are potential causes of male prostatitis, epididymitis, seminal vesiculitis, varicocele, and scrotal eczema. It is also easy to bring gynecological diseases to the spouse. Is there any way to improve scrotal moisture?

The simplest and most direct way is to wear breathable, pure cotton underwear to keep the scrotum ventilated and dry. If the scrotal moisture is caused by prostate, varicocele, or scrotal eczema, you should go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis, and receive symptomatic treatment according to the situation. In addition, develop the habit of taking a bath or washing the scrotum every day, do not wear tight pants, especially synthetic underwear, drink less alcohol and eat less spicy food, which can reduce the dilation of blood vessels in the scrotal skin and increase sweating, thereby improving the situation of scrotal moisture.

Scrotal eczema is the most common skin disease of the scrotum and a common skin disease of the male genital organs. However, it is not a sexually transmitted disease. It can occur at any age, with the highest incidence in young people and in summer. Once it occurs, the affected area will itch extremely, and papules and erosions will also appear. The main symptom of scrotal eczema is the painful itching, especially in a hot and humid environment! Many people cannot stand scratching with their hands, which can easily cause skin injury and thickening. Such a vicious cycle can eventually affect the secretion of testosterone and even cause varicocele and infertility. Scrotal eczema often spreads to the entire scrotum. It is not only extremely itchy, but also prone to recurrence, causing great pain and inconvenience to the patient.