Itching on both sides of male genitals

Basically, the appearance, size, and length of each male's external genitalia are not the same, and these size and length factors have no direct correlation with male sexual desire, sexual function, sexual temptation, etc. So why do men's lower body itch? Male genitals are the lifeblood of men, and they are the reproductive organs that have sex with women. So how should the key male genitals be cared for?

Such things may be caused by several reasons, the most common of which is eczema on the thigh, tinea cruris, etc. Eczema is specifically manifested as exudation of the skin in addition to acute symptoms, accompanied by papules, papule rash, swelling, etc. In the acute stage, exudation gradually decreases, mainly papules, and in the chronic stage, the skin is dominated by thickening of papules and a small amount of scaling, all accompanied by significant itching.

The second situation is a bacterial infection. Because this location is usually humid and cold with poor ventilation, this kind of natural environment is very easy to breed bacteria, resulting in the occurrence of some skin fungal infections, and this type of tinea cruris occurs. Antifungal treatment is required for tinea cruris.

In addition, in the sexual life of couples, to maintain the strength of the male genitals, the most important physiological factor is to make the male genitals hard and maintain the blood edema, that is, the corpus cavernosum of the male genitals allows more blood to enter and less to be discharged. In terms of psychological state, worry, anxiety, worry, distraction... these will also affect the hardness of the male genitals when they are hard.

Many men have sexual difficulties, mostly due to psychological problems, but they mistakenly believe that it is related to length or other physiological factors. If it is a physiological problem, you should see a doctor; if it is a psychological disorder, you should see a psychologist.