The scrotum is particularly wet at night

The scrotum is a very important position for men, playing a big role in reproduction. This part is prone to eczema because it is often in a humid environment, especially in summer. Some men feel cold and humid at night. What is the reason for this?

The scrotum is damp at night, which is common for most men. Because the body temperature will be higher when sleeping, the scrotum is covered with thick cloth. The scrotum has many sebaceous glands, which can regulate the scrotum temperature by contracting or metabolizing sweat in the hair follicles. The scrotum temperature should be 1.5℃-2℃ lower than the normal body temperature, so as to maintain the normal spermatogenesis of the male testicles. By metabolizing sweat, the scrotum temperature is reduced, so the scrotum feels damp and cold, so this is a normal situation. At this time, you can take Qianlie Shutong orally, which can significantly reduce the metabolism of scrotal sweat and prevent the scrotum from getting damper. In addition, it is recommended to wash it with cold water every night and wear looser underwear.

There are many possible causes of scrotal dampness. It is one of the typical symptoms of prostatitis. It is not excluded that it may be caused by other chronic urogenital diseases, scrotal eczema and symptoms of sexual dysfunction. The main reason is that physiological factors cause changes in the temperature control function of the scrotum, resulting in scrotal dampness. Long-term dampness and coldness without timely treatment will cause many serious symptoms such as diabetes, erectile dysfunction, impotence and infertility. You should go to the hospital for outpatient treatment as soon as possible.

Scrotal dampness refers to abnormal sensations such as sweating, dampness or chills without any changes in the scrotal skin surface.

Scrotal dampness is one of the typical symptoms of chronic prostatitis, and is also related to long-term sitting, working in an irritating environment and varicose veins of the scrotum.

If you are a patient with prostatitis, scrotal moisture is related to prostatitis. Scrotal moisture can be caused by many reasons, such as prostatitis, urinary tract infection, eczema, some sexually transmitted diseases, and wearing tight and poorly breathable underwear. Scrotal moisture is not necessarily a psychological disorder, so if there is no other discomfort, just pay attention to local cleaning and drying. Usually pay attention to light food, eat less cold food, and eat less spicy food and fishy food.

If in addition to scrotal moisture, there are other discomforts: such as itching, redness of the scrotal skin, etc., if so, it may be scrotal eczema.