Wetness in the scrotum and thighs

Scrotal dampness refers to the abnormal symptoms of sweating, dampness or chills in the scrotal skin without obvious organic changes. Long-term dampness of the scrotum is prone to inflammation and itching. Scrotal dampness is a skin disease unique to men. According to the development trend of the disease, the symptoms of scrotal dampness and itching can be divided into three stages: acute symptomatic scrotal dampness and itching, subacute symptomatic scrotal dampness and itching, and chronic scrotal dampness and itching.

Causes of wet inner thighs and scrotum include

1. Chronic prostatitis. One of the typical symptoms of chronic prostatitis is scrotal moisture. In addition, it is also closely related to long-term sitting and working in an overheated environment. If you are a prostatitis patient, scrotal moisture is related to prostatitis. This is because the scrotal skin has more wrinkles, more sebaceous glands, and good metabolism, and it is not easy for gas to circulate. Wearing tight underwear such as chemical fiber will make the breathability worse.

2. Poor ventilation. One of the reasons for scrotal moisture is related to tight underwear. If the scrotum is in a closed environment for a long time, it will inevitably cause scrotal moisture. In fact, the scrotum itself has a certain contraction ability. There are many sebaceous glands in its skin, which can adjust the local temperature and maintain stability. However, if the metabolic sweat cannot be dissipated in time, the scrotum will immediately become damp.

3. It may be affected by diet. For example, people who like spicy food are prone to scrotal moisture; drinking can also cause scrotal moisture.

To do a good job in the medical care of scrotal moisture, the following points need to be done:

1. Avoid further irritation to the affected area. Avoid scratching the affected area as much as possible. Do not use water or soap to clean the affected area. It is even more forbidden to rub the affected area with highly irritating drugs. It should be noted that hormone drugs should not be used to rub the affected area at will. These are common factors that can easily cause the symptoms to worsen or recur.

2. Try to understand the basic regularities of the occurrence and development trends of eczema and dermatitis as much as possible.

3. Avoid eating some irritating foods, such as onions, ginger, garlic, strong tea, coffee, alcohol, and other foods that can easily cause skin allergies, such as fish, shrimp and other seafood.