What to do if the sides of the scrotum are itchy

Men are particularly troubled in the summer, especially in the summer some boys like to wear jeans. The fabric of jeans is very thick and airtight, and the weather is very hot, which may even cause moisture in the scrotum, thus causing allergies. Many people often suffer from chronic prostatitis. For example, some people feel itchy on both sides of the scrotum, and the itchy and painful feeling makes them uncomfortable. Let’s find out what the reason is.

, Scrotal dampness is also related to chronic prostatitis. The prostate is close to the seminal vesicle and vas deferens. After infection, the pathogenic bacteria will slowly go down along the vas deferens to the scrotum, destroying the nerve regulation function and causing disorder.

Once the nervous regulation function is disordered, the physiological function of the sweat glands will be affected, resulting in an imbalance between sweat secretion and volatility, ultimately leading to local dampness and itching.

2. Scrotal dampness may be related to spleen dysfunction and chronic prostatitis. When scrotal dampness occurs, there is no change in the surface skin, but there is always an abnormal feeling of sweating, dampness, and coolness, which is due to excessive sweat secretion.

In fact, the scrotum itself has a certain ability to expand and contract, and its skin contains a large number of sweat glands, which can regulate local temperature and maintain balance. If the secreted sweat cannot be dissipated in time, the scrotum will become wet and cold.

In the article, we learned that the sides of the scrotum are itchy. In fact, this is because prostatitis and scrotal eczema are closely related. As long as we pay more attention and make more adjustments to prevent ourselves from endocrine disorders, there will be no problem.