Hardening of the scrotal skin

The sudden hardening and drying of the male testicular skin may be caused by the stimulation of severe cold. The natural environment in which the body lives is 1~2 degrees Celsius lower than the body temperature, so the scrotum is the best living condition. There are many wrinkles on the scrotal skin. When these wrinkles are stimulated by severe cold, they will suddenly harden and contract together, which is conducive to the storage of male testicular temperature. In a hot environment, this skin will become looser and looser, which is conducive to the heat dissipation of male testicles. Therefore, the sudden hardening and drying of the male testicular skin may be a normal physiological maintenance condition.

The symptoms of male testicular cancer are not widely known. Testicular cancer is not common, accounting for only 1% of all cancers. However, young men aged 15 to 35 are the least willing to go to the hospital and are even less willing to talk about their testicular problems. Therefore, young men in this age group are at the greatest risk of testicular cancer. Authoritative experts say that testicular cancer can actually be detected by self-examination like breast cancer. If the tumor has not yet metastasized, the probability of recovery is 95%.

Breasts are the most prominent secondary sexual characteristics of women, and testicles are the most prominent secondary sexual characteristics of men. There are similarities between the two in terms of disease onset. Experts suggest that the clinical symptoms of testicular cancer are the same as those of breast cancer, both of which are mainly painless lumps, which can be detected in the early stages through self-examination. If the tumor has not yet metastasized, the probability of recovery is 95%.

Isn't cancer more common among the elderly? How can a young man get testicular cancer? Yao Yousheng explained in detail that male testicular tumors can occur in patients of all ages, but most occur in men aged 15 to 39.

Like other malignant tumors, the factors that cause testicular cancer are also relatively complex, but the most dangerous one is cryptic testis. Cryptorchidism is caused by the inability of male testicles to descend into the scrotum when a man is born and stays in the abdomen. Even with surgical treatment, the probability of deterioration is still 20 times that of ordinary people; if it cannot be removed, the probability of deterioration reaches more than 50%. This objective fact shows that being in a high body temperature for a long time is harmful to male testicles.

After removing the diseased testicles, can you still get pregnant? "Most testicular cancer patients can maintain their fertility after receiving treatment," said an authoritative expert. "Testicular cancer is usually single, and rarely occurs on both sides at the same time. The prognosis is relatively good. If the tumor has not metastasized, the probability of recovery is 95%."