What should I do if my scrotum is wet and I can’t urinate completely?

The scrotum is located at the back of the penis and is an important part of the male reproductive organs. Recently, some friends have asked whether the appearance of scrotal moisture and urinary retention indicates the onset of some diseases. Well, today I will give you a detailed scientific and objective analysis of some scrotal diseases. I hope it can help the majority of male friends.

Scrotal dampness and itching refers to abnormal sensations such as excessive sweating, dampness or coolness without any changes on the scrotal skin surface. The scrotum has a certain relaxation function, and there are a large number of sweat glands in its skin, which can regulate the local temperature. If the sweat secreted by the scrotum cannot be dissipated in time, the local temperature rises, and the sweat secretion increases, the scrotum will always feel damp. A long-term excessive sweating and damp scrotum is prone to inflammation and unbearable vulvar itching.

Scrotal dampness and itching are typical clinical manifestations of chronic prostatitis, often caused by autonomic nervous system dysfunction caused by chronic prostatitis. If prostatitis is not treated properly or thoroughly, scrotal dampness and itching will not disappear. There may be several reasons:

Spleen deficiency and dampness

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the first type is what we call spleen deficiency and dampness. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that human body's water metabolism is mainly through three organs, the first is the lung, the second is the spleen, and the third is the kidney. Some people with spleen deficiency, because the spleen blocks transportation and transformation, traditional Chinese medicine says that the function of the spleen is to manage digestion and absorption. After people eat, food and water are transported to various parts of the body through the spleen. So why is the spleen function not good? There are congenital aspects, such as hereditary parents, and the spleen function is a little weak.

Acquired disorders

The second type is acquired disorders, such as poor health, frequent illness, poor diet, or other reasons. When the spleen function is not good, the transportation and transformation function is not good and cannot penetrate (we say that the spleen can penetrate).

I wonder if male friends have found corresponding solutions to scrotal dampness and urinary incontinence after the detailed analysis above. In fact, as a part of the male reproductive organ, scrotum diseases often occur in middle-aged and elderly people. For all diseases at this age, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid hidden dangers.