What causes small bumps on men's scrotum?

For many male friends, male diseases are embarrassing. Some male friends, especially after finding small bumps on their scrotum, will be particularly worried that they have contracted a certain sexually transmitted disease and are afraid to go to the hospital for examination. However, due to the development of diseases in private parts, they dare not go to the hospital for treatment and worry about their privacy issues. This brings unpleasant effects to male friends' body and mind. What is the problem with small bumps on male scrotum?

There are many reasons for small bumps on the scrotum, and the specific reasons can only be known after examination. Scrotal eczema may be an important cause of small bumps on the scrotum, and of course it is also possible that the patient has prostatitis. Since there are small bumps on the scrotum, the patient should go to the hospital for examination and reasonable treatment.

1. Damp scrotum: Small bumps on the scrotum may be caused by damp scrotum. Damp scrotum refers to abnormal sensations such as sweating, dampness or coolness without any changes on the scrotal skin surface. Damp scrotum is one of the typical symptoms of chronic prostatitis, and is also related to long-term sitting, working in a hot environment, and varicocele.

2. Prostatitis: Small bumps on the scrotum may be prostatitis. The symptoms of prostatitis vary in severity, and mild cases may have no symptoms. However, most patients may experience pain or discomfort in the perineum or rectum, and small bumps on the scrotum are also one of the symptoms. The pain may radiate to the lumbar sacral region or pubic bone, testicles, groin, etc., and there may be symptoms such as discomfort in urination, burning sensation during urination, and milky white discharge from the urethra.

In terms of daily eating habits, we should first avoid strong alcohol, eat less spicy and sweet foods, drink less coffee, eat less acidic foods such as citrus and orange juice, and eat less white sugar and refined flour. Eat more fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains and soy products, eat more honey to keep bowel movements smooth, and eat beef and eggs in moderation.

The male scrotum is a private part, dark, damp, and airtight. If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene in your daily life or have an unclean sex life, it is easy to cause diseases, such as scrotal itching, scrotal moisture, scrotal peeling, scrotitis, etc. Problems with the scrotum will inevitably affect the health of the testicles, so if you feel uncomfortable, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid sexual dysfunction.