Why do my testicles always sweat?

In recent years, there is a very popular saying on the Internet: "It's so hot that my underwear is wet." Mr. Li, who just turned 30 this year, said that his testicles are always sweating, making his private parts always dry and uncomfortable. He didn't understand why his testicles were sweating since he was usually very clean and had no bad habits. What was going on with his testicles always sweating? What should male friends pay attention to if they have this problem?

Medically called - scrotal moisture. It can be said that the scrotum is the thermostat of the testicles. The temperature of the testicles to maintain sperm production needs to be 2-3 degrees lower than body temperature, which is about 34 degrees. When the weather is hot, the scrotum dissipates heat by relaxing the scrotal skin and by sweating, so it is normal for the scrotum to be moist sometimes. If the scrotum is often moist, it is because there is more moisture in the lower part of the body.

We know that heat goes up and water flows down, and the scrotum belongs to the lower part of the body. If there is some moisture in our body, it must of course go downwards. Therefore, a damp scrotum reflects that there is relatively high moisture. This is related to a person's innate attributes, especially spleen deficiency. For example, a spleen deficiency caused by genetic factors of parents. We know that the spleen is responsible for transportation and transformation, and everything people eat is transported by the spleen. Therefore, some of it goes out as urine, and some of it spreads on the surface of the body and goes downwards. Therefore, the scrotum feels relatively damp. This is caused by innate factors. However, some people like to eat spicy food, drink alcohol, eat fatty meat, hot food, irritating food, and irritating food, which can easily cause accumulation of damp heat in the body, which can easily cause scrotal dampness over time. Therefore, we need to distinguish whether it is a congenital factor or a disease.

All in all, in this situation, we should pay attention to hygiene. Don't wear underwear that is too tight. If your job involves driving and the driving time is too long, you should take a walk for an hour or two to allow the room to ventilate, which may be better. I think if the scrotum is damp and it is not a skin disease as defined by modern medicine, such as the most likely scrotal eczema (the scrotum is damp and itchy), if it is just dampness, you just need to pay more attention to it.

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