What is the cause of testicular epidermal itching?

Women often envy men, thinking that men will not let themselves suffer the same way, with so many unspeakable secrets. In fact, men also have some unspeakable secrets, such as the troubles of impotence and premature ejaculation, glansitis, orchitis, prostatitis and other male diseases that often make men suffer. Just like women have vulvar itching, men often have symptoms of itching on the testicular epidermis. So, what causes this? How should it be prevented?

Causes of scrotal itching

Because men's body structure is very special, and because that special part is very important, men's underwear actually has a great impact on men. However, because men are more casual in nature, they often tolerate and ignore the discomfort caused by poor underwear design, which leads to all traditional men's underwear on the market. For example, many underwear have double layers in the front, which tightly wraps the penis and scrotum, especially in summer, which causes scrotum moisture. Over time, it causes many related skin diseases and physiological diseases. Underwear is the main reason, but it is often easy to ignore.

The skin of the scrotum is very sensitive. If you sit for a long time, the scrotum is in a humid and airtight environment. In addition, when your legs rub against each other when you walk, friction eczema can easily occur. This is a common disease in men. The main symptom is itching, which makes people have to scratch it. The more you scratch, the more "injured" your skin becomes. Then the skin becomes thicker and the itching becomes more obvious, which can easily form a vicious cycle.

How to prevent scrotal itching?

1. Avoid wearing tight underwear and jeans for a long time, otherwise it will artificially cause excessive tightness on the scrotum and testicles. Especially in the hot summer, poor air permeability will cause poor local heat dissipation, causing the scrotal temperature to rise and lead to disease.

2. Keep the scrotum dry. It is best to take a bath every day, especially pay attention to cleaning the scrotum crevices. If necessary, you can apply some sweat-absorbing powder.

Men may experience testicular epidermal itching, especially in the hot summer, when the chance of it happening is higher because the weather is hot and men wear tight clothes with poor breathability, which can lead to the occurrence of the disease. Therefore, if men want to prevent the occurrence of this disease, they should pay attention to the hygiene and cleanliness of the testicles, keep them dry, and avoid wearing tight, non-breathable clothes.