Why is there moisture under the testicles?

Many men will experience testicular moistness, but most people do not know the cause of testicular moistness, let alone the impact of testicular moistness on physical health. Testicular moistness is a male disease that requires men to pay attention to it and go to the hospital for treatment in time. Before treatment, you need to understand the cause of testicular moistness and treat it symptomatically. Never use medication blindly. The following introduces the causes of testicular moistness.

Why is there moisture under the testicles?

Prostatitis is one of the main reasons for sweating under the testicles, and patients with prostatitis not only have problems with moisture, but also frequent urination or urgency, and the moisture will reappear after a short shower. Generally, this disease is related to daily habits. For example, the patient's work requires sitting for a long time, and some drivers will hold urine, which will lead to these problems. There is also a disease called epididymitis, but this disease will cause scrotal moisture and unbearable pain, which requires treatment.

In traditional Chinese medicine, scrotal moisture is related to the patient's physical weakness, and the patient also has very bad living habits, such as smoking or drinking. Some patients have frequent sex, which are harmful to the body, so scrotal moisture also occurs. This disease should be treated fundamentally, such as quitting alcohol and tobacco, which will affect the male function and thus affect the health of the testicles, so more attention should be paid.

There are many reasons for scrotal dampness. First of all, consider the vigorous secretion of pubic hair in the perineum, which causes scrotal dampness. The scrotum is located in the private part, with more pubic hair, easy to sweat, and close to the anus, which is easy for E. coli and other anaerobic bacteria to breed. It is recommended to wash the perineum every day and change underwear every day. It is best to go to the toilet every one to two hours when sitting still for a long time, and expose the perineum for about ten minutes.

After sufficient ventilation, the growth of anaerobic bacteria is inhibited. Secondly, if there are infections caused by other reasons, such as foot ulcer and fungal infection, you can apply fluconazole ointment. If the dampness is severe, you can use benzalkonium chloride spray to sterilize and disinfect.