How to take care of itchy glans scrotum?

Many men will find that their glans scrotum is itchy in their daily life. At the same time, they will also have acne and rashes on the penis. In severe cases, it will also cause ulceration. At this time, the patient should pay attention to whether there are other discomforts in the body. If there is a history of unclean sexual intercourse, be careful of sexually transmitted diseases. If the patient has no sexual history, it is considered to be caused by inflammation. The patient should treat the symptoms and conditions well, and also carry out effective care. So how to care for the itchy glans scrotum?

1. Quit drinking: Drinking is a taboo for patients with STDs. Drinking will weaken the body's resistance, aggravate and spread inflammation, cause STDs to become chronic or cause complications such as prostatitis and epididymitis. Drinking is also an important cause of recurrence of STDs.

2. Avoid eating: After contracting a sexually transmitted disease, you should not eat spicy foods, such as peppers, ginger, strong tea, strong coffee, etc. Stimulating foods can cause tissue congestion and aggravate inflammatory reactions. In addition, beef, lamb, dog, and rooster meat should not be eaten.

3. Keep your mind calm: After contracting a sexually transmitted disease, you should keep a calm mind and avoid being angry or worried. A person's mood has a great relationship with disease and body immunity. When the mood is bad, the body's immunity decreases, making it easy to contract infectious diseases or aggravate the condition of the original disease.

4. Less sexual desire: Sexual intercourse should be prohibited when STDs are not cured. Sexual intercourse can cause mechanical damage to the urethra and aggravate the condition. STDs are highly contagious, and sexual intercourse can lead to the spread of STDs and endanger the health of others.

5. Nutrition: Patients with chronic STDs should pay attention to nutrition supplementation. Milk, eggs, fish, pork, and soy products are rich in protein and other nutrients, which can help tissue repair, enhance the body's immunity, and promote physical recovery. In addition, attention should be paid to supplementing vitamins and trace elements. When suffering from acute STDs, vitamin C can be taken because vitamin C can enhance immunity and anti-inflammatory.

6. Rest: After contracting a sexually transmitted disease, you should pay attention to rest and avoid overwork. Overwork can lead to aggravation or recurrence of sexually transmitted diseases, which is common in clinical practice. Patients with acute gonorrhea, non-gonorrhea, prostatitis, epididymitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease should all rest in bed. For patients with chronic sexually transmitted diseases, avoid staying up late, working or entertaining all night long, otherwise it will seriously affect the treatment effect and prolong the disease.

7. Disease prevention: In life, we often see a phenomenon that when a patient has a high fever, a string of blisters often appear on his lips. In fact, this is the result of the herpes simplex virus lurking in the body. When the body's immunity is reduced due to illness, it comes out to stir up trouble. Illness will weaken the body's immunity, causing the original STD to relapse or worsen. Genital herpes, condyloma acuminatum, etc. are prone to relapse under the stimulation of systemic or local inflammation; diseases such as diabetes and AIDS will aggravate the original STD. Repeated infection of STDs will push STDs to the edge of incurability. Therefore, after contracting STDs, you should pay attention to disease prevention and actively treat other diseases in the body, especially to avoid re-infection of STDs.

When the glans and scrotum are itchy, the patient should take care of it according to the introduction in the article, and pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the genitals. Even if the patient does not have a sexually transmitted disease, the patient must do a good job of cleaning and care. The patient can use homemade or purchased lotion to apply to the glans and scrotum and other parts, and relieve itching when itching is severe. The patient should not scratch the skin, which will cause ulcer infection and make the disease more serious.