Scrotal eczema can affect fertility

Whether it is the male or female genitals, they are in a closed and humid environment. Therefore, if personal hygiene is not taken care of, it will cause genital eczema. Especially on the male scrotum, due to less contact with the outside world, the probability of scrotal eczema will be greatly increased. Generally, scrotal eczema will cause itching and pain, but if a man suffers from scrotal eczema, will it affect his fertility?

Will scrotal eczema affect fertility?

Most cases of scrotal eczema will not affect male fertility, but some special eczema patients may have eczema that extends to the penis, causing infection and affecting reproductive health, which may affect fertility. Therefore, after discovering scrotal eczema, it is necessary to actively treat it to avoid worsening of the disease and infection that affects fertility. Scrotal eczema is a common chronic eczema. Generally speaking, scrotal eczema is limited to the scrotum and will not affect fertility. However, if scrotal eczema is not cured for a long time, it may extend to the anus and even to the penis, which may cause infection or affect fertility.

Scrotal eczema is severely itchy, the rash is polymorphic, and it is easy to relapse. It can be treated. To achieve the goal of radical cure, individuals need to pay attention to hygiene, insist on taking medication, actively cooperate with treatment, improve allergic constitution, enhance the body's immunity and antioxidant capacity. Usually, you should pay attention to wearing loose and comfortable underwear, keep the private parts clean and dry, and prevent the occurrence of scrotal eczema.

Through the above introduction, we know that scrotal eczema will not affect fertility. We must pay attention to it after suffering from scrotal eczema. While actively treating it, we must also pay attention to our daily living habits and eating habits. We must pay attention to the lightness of our diet. We must also pay attention to the dryness and cleanliness of the genitals and maintain reasonable living habits.

Does scrotal eczema affect sexual life?

1. Scrotal eczema is a disease that seriously affects sexual desire. It manifests as redness of the scrotal epidermis, densely distributed small papules, and unbearable itching. If it is infected by bacteria and purulent, it will cause local inflammation, swelling and pain, and thickening of the scrotal skin, which is unsightly.

2. Men with long foreskin are prone to glansitis and balanitis. Some symptoms are not serious and the men themselves do not feel any discomfort, but the foreskin has a bad smell and the smegma increases. However, it is a great threat to women and can be transmitted to women during sex, causing candidal vaginitis.

3. If scrotal eczema occurs, scratching, washing with hot water or strong soapy water are all wrong practices. Experts suggest that you should keep your genitals clean and wear loose and comfortable underwear, preferably pure cotton underwear, to avoid damaging the scrotal skin.

4. Change and wash your underwear in time when you take a shower. Especially after exercise, you should change and wash your underwear with sweat stains. Some men are used to letting their underwear "air dry" naturally, which is a very bad habit. In addition, be sure to wash your foreskin carefully every day. Problems with the genitals and urinary system and even the occurrence of infertility are often related to excessive crotal temperature. Zhang Bin recommends that men should frequently "cool down" their scrotum and testicles.

5. Scrotal eczema will also affect sexual life. Dermatologists have already introduced the common knowledge of scrotal eczema in detail above. I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of scrotal eczema. After getting sick, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid future troubles.