Post Date April, 15 2023
As is well known, the most typical symptom of yin deficiency constitution is hot flashes and excessive sweating. Moreover, a considerable portion of the hot flashes and excessive sweating caused by yin deficiency constitution are usually systemic, covering the head, face, armpits, back, and areas where scrotum dampness occurs.
Experts point out that the main reasons why modern men are prone to yin deficiency constitution and the symptoms of scrotal dampness induced by yin deficiency constitution may include the following aspects:
Eating fat, sweet and greasy food leads to energy and overnutrition consumed by the body
Excessive consumption of spicy and stimulating foods can lead to local or systemic chronic congestion
Excessive indulgence leads to local or systemic chronic congestion
Therefore, for the dampness of the scrotum caused by yin deficiency constitution, in addition to necessary treatment, it is also very important to pay attention to a light diet and moderate sexual desire.
Dampness of the scrotum is related to prostatitis
Dampness of the scrotum is caused by dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system caused by prostatitis. As prostatitis improves and is cured, dampness of the scrotum will intermittently appear until it disappears. But if prostatitis is not treated properly or thoroughly, the dampness of the scrotum will not disappear. Prostatitis with damp scrotum often causes sexual dysfunction, such as decreased libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, frequent ejaculation, bloody ejaculation, and painful ejaculation.
Expert reminder
If the patient does not have a history of prostatitis, they need to go to a regular hospital for detailed examination and timely targeted treatment to understand other reasons. Unreasonable treatment can lead to dysbiosis of the bacterial community in the body due to the abuse of antibiotics, resulting in drug resistance, male infertility, urinary tract infections, nephritis and other complications and side effects, to avoid harm to physical health.
