How to keep the scrotum from getting wet

Scrotal dampness refers to the scrotal area including the thigh root being damp and cold, which feels like sweating. The temperature of the male scrotum is lower than the body temperature. When there are some inflammatory symptoms or varicose veins in the scrotum, the scrotum will be relatively damp and cold. Let's discuss how to prevent the scrotum from being damp and cold.

Scrotal dampness usually occurs with other symptoms, such as lower abdominal distension and discomfort, scrotal pain, and stinging pain when urinating. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an outpatient scrotal ultrasound to further confirm the condition.

Scrotal dampness refers to the scrotal area being sweaty all the time, so the patient will feel that the lower body is not dry. This type of clinical manifestation is generally caused by varicose veins of the scrotum, scrotal eczema, prostatitis and other reasons, so diagnosis is needed for this symptom. In addition to scrotal dampness, varicose veins of the scrotum will continue to be accompanied by scrotal pain, which will be aggravated after standing for a long time or fatigue. Scrotal eczema will be accompanied by the clinical manifestations of thickening of the scrotal skin, scaling, itching and pain, and prostatitis is generally accompanied by symptoms of discomfort when urinating.

The sebaceous glands in the scrotum are very metabolically rich, so it is easy to get damp and cold. In this case, it is recommended that patients keep their parts clean, the environment hygienic, and dry, develop a good habit of cleaning their parts every day, wear loose, pure cotton, and soft underwear as much as possible, avoid eating fried, spicy, and irritating foods in the diet, and try to avoid activities in a high-temperature environment. Living in an ultra-low temperature environment as much as possible, exercising appropriately, improving the body's immune ability, and enhancing resistance can effectively alleviate the condition. For patients with serious conditions, they need to go to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of a local tertiary hospital and choose appropriate medication for treatment based on their actual condition and under the specific guidance of a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor.