Is it better to have a loose or tight scrotum?

Men are the support of the family. When there are problems with their health, it will bring a relative burden to the family. Men should pay attention to their own health. When there are problems with the scrotum, they must actively seek treatment. The scrotum has been tightened, and treatment cannot be delayed to avoid missing the best time for treatment. So, is it better to have a loose scrotum or a tight one?

It is undoubtedly better to have a loose scrotum than a tight one, because when the scrotum is loose, the testicles are not easily contracted in the groin, and the temperature of the scrotum is lower, which can maintain the normal spermatogenesis of the testicles and prevent sperm abnormalities. A tight scrotum will fix the testicles in the groin, where the temperature is too high, which can easily cause abnormalities in the spermatogenesis of the testicles. The scrotum is more significantly affected by temperature. When it is cold, the scrotum will be tight; when it is hot, the scrotum will be looser. The key is the function of the levator testis. Whether the scrotum is loose or tight, as long as the testicles are in the scrotum, most of the impact is not significant.

Scrotal contraction is a physiological phenomenon. The scrotal skin is very sensitive to external temperature. It has no body fat but abundant sebaceous glands, which is conducive to heat dissipation. When it is cold and the temperature is low, the scrotal skin shrinks into dense folds and shrinks to the vulva to avoid heat dissipation, which is conducive to heat insulation; conversely, when the external temperature is high, the scrotal skin relaxes, expanding the total heat dissipation area, which is conducive to partial heat dissipation.

If the scrotum contraction is mild, you can wear elastic pants or use a scrotal support belt to lift the scrotum. If the varicose veins are obvious, no matter how severe the disease is, surgery is required to prevent testicular atrophy and spermatogenesis problems. When the varicose veins are varicose, blood stasis in the varicose veins can cause the temperature in the scrotum to rise, and the testicular temperature can rise by 1℃~2℃. If the temperature continues to rise for a long time, it can affect the production of sperm in the testicles, causing azoospermia and oligospermia. Epididymal cysts are also not conducive to the perfection of sperm.

Scrotal contraction may be caused by chronic prostatitis, and is also related to long-term sitting, working in a hot environment, and varicose veins. If you are a prostatitis patient, scrotal moisture is related to prostatitis. Because the scrotal skin has more wrinkles, more sebaceous glands, and good metabolism, it is not easy for air to circulate. Wearing tight underwear such as chemical fiber will make the breathability worse.

Although the disease can be basically diagnosed based on clinical manifestations in the early stage, it is necessary to conduct necessary examinations based on modern examination methods and other urological symptoms and abnormalities before it can be confirmed. Therefore, chronic prostatitis is usually a clear or defective diagnosis, and the classification diagnosis is also based on the clear method, that is, it lacks the positive characteristics of other types of prostatitis. Undoubtedly, some basic traditional diagnosis methods and treatment options are still of key application value, but they must be given a new and broader meaning and their effectiveness re-evaluated.

In order to prevent the occurrence of related inflammation, you must pay attention to relative hygiene in daily life. It is recommended that men do not wear too tight pants, which can easily cause certain damage to the scrotum. It is recommended to walk more often, release stress and have a good attitude, so that life will become happier and happier.