There are many causes of scrotal humidity. Patients are often difficult to distinguish, and the treatment methods are different. Therefore, they must ask for medical doctors and treat them with symptomatic symptoms according to the specific condition.
The wet scrotum is not necessarily sick. If there are no other discomfort, you don't have to be too nervous.Moreover, the humidity of scrotum may have a certain relationship with some prostate diseases.We need to determine the condition through the prostate examination, treat and prevent symptomatic treatment and prevention.
Is scrotum humidity infectious disease?
It should be reminded that the humidity of scrotal is not a sexually transmitted disease, and it is not infectious.The most avoid scratching, rubbing, rubbing, scalding, etc.It is not suitable for all hot water, soap, saline, and alkali water.Therefore, it is recommended that patients should wear cotton underwear, avoid spicy food, maintain comfortable mood, sufficient sleep, establish confidence, and persist in treatment, which can improve the efficacy and reduce or reduce the recurrence of wet scrotum.
How to prevent scrotal humidity?
1. Keep the scrotum dry and stick to bathing every day.After taking a shower, you can use a hair dryer to blow dry the scrotum and keep it dry. If necessary, you can also sprinkle with sweat -absorbent tweezers (I have experienced this method, which is very effective).
2. Avoid wearing tight underwear and jeans for a long time, otherwise it will cause excessive tight bondage of scrotum and testicles. Especially in the hot summer, the breathability is poor, which makes the local heat dissipation poor, cause increased the temperature of the scrotum and cause itching of the scrotum.Wet.
3. Avoid irritating food, itching when drinking and eating spicy food, the scrotal skin is harder, the skin surface color is dark red or purple -brown. This disease is one of the diseases.Some people with local sweats are susceptible to this disease, and most of the male patients with middle -aged and elderly people.
(Editor in charge: Zheng Guisheng)
