What causes male perineum discomfort?

Women have a special physiological structure, so after sex, the perineum and genitals are easily infected by some bacteria, which can cause discomfort. In fact, this situation not only happens to women, but also to men if they do not pay attention to hygiene. It may even be caused by some diseases. So what is the reason for male perineum discomfort?

First, what causes male perineum discomfort? Male perineum discomfort is related to many factors, such as chronic inflammation of the prostate, testicles, and epididymis, long-term sitting and holding urine, local congestion or infection, and other external inflammatory stimulation. You can first do a local B-ultrasound examination to clarify the specific situation and then treat it in time.

Second, common causes of vulvar itching include ticks, pubic lice, trichomonas, scabies, fungi and bacteria. In addition, chronic dermatitis or eczema caused by long-term stimulation from physical, chemical and other factors can also cause itching. It is recommended to go to the dermatology department or andrology department for examination to identify the cause and then receive treatment.

Third, prostatitis is a chronic disease that requires a systematic treatment. Single drugs and antibiotics alone are not very effective. It is recommended that you use pure Chinese medicine for syndrome differentiation and treatment. It will not recur after being cured. Physical therapy (rectal, rectal microwave, shortwave) is harmful to the body and is expensive. Western medicine treatment cannot cure the root cause and will recur after being cured. Using Chinese medicine to treat different symptoms can completely cure it.

What causes male perineal discomfort? Gonorrhea. Gonorrhea is a relatively common infectious disease. The symptoms are more obvious after the human urinary system is infected. It can be transmitted through sexual intercourse and blood. After the patient develops gonorrhea, perineal swelling is a typical symptom. At the same time, the patient will also have varying degrees of systemic symptoms, such as headache, nausea, fever, etc. Prostate disease. Male prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis may cause perineal swelling. Patients need to undergo routine urine and B-ultrasound examinations to clarify the cause. Obstructive urination disorder. When men have urinary system diseases such as urination delay and urinary tract weakness, most of them will have perineal swelling. During the treatment, you can perform lower abdominal physical therapy, such as applying hot compresses with a warm water bag, to speed up blood circulation in the perineum and relieve discomfort.