Why is the scrotum moist?

Prostatitis is one of the main causes of scrotal moisture, and patients with prostatitis not only have moisture problems, but are also accompanied by frequent or urgent urination, and the moisture reappears shortly after taking a bath. Generally, this disease is related to daily habits, such as patients' work requiring long periods of sitting, and some drivers will hold their urine, which will lead to these problems. There is also a disease called epididymitis, but when the scrotum is moist in this disease, it will also cause unbearable pain and requires treatment.

In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a certain relationship between scrotal dampness and the patient's physical weakness, and patients also have very bad living habits, such as smoking or drinking, and some patients have very frequent sexual intercourse. These are behaviors that are harmful to the body, so scrotal dampness also appears. This disease should be treated fundamentally, such as quitting alcohol and tobacco. This will affect the male's function, thereby affecting the health of the testicles, so more attention should be paid.

There are many reasons for scrotal moisture. First of all, consider the scrotal moisture caused by the strong secretion of pubic hair in the perineum and scrotum. The scrotum is located in a private area with a lot of pubic hair and is prone to sweating. It is also close to the anus and is prone to the growth of E. coli and other anaerobic bacteria. It is recommended to clean the perineum every day and change underwear every day. It is best to go to the toilet every one to two hours after sitting 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 due to other causes, such as athlete's foot and fungal infections, you can use compound ketoconazole ointment. If the humidity is severe, benzalkonium chloride can be used to spray it for sterilization and disinfection.