Five diseases that affect men’s sexual function

　　Prevent urinary tract infection: drink more water and hold less urine

　　a lot of male Affected by living habits, my friend doesn't like to drink water at ordinary times. When he is busy, he doesn't care about anything. Not only does he not drink water, but he also has the habit of holding in his urine, which can easily allow bacteria to "invade" the urethra. At the same time, there are many other details of life, such as: swimming in an incompletely disinfected swimming pool to relieve the heat, people living in dormitories not drying their underwear in a ventilated or sunny place, and not having the habit of washing hands before urinating. These will increase the chance of male urinary tract infection.

　　In addition, people's "sexuality" is usually higher in summer, but frequent sexual life will make men overworked and their resistance will decrease. Decreased resistance is the basis of urinary tract infection.

　　Doctor’s tips:

　　Drink more water, don't hold back your urine, and increase the frequency of urination appropriately. Do not sit in places with poor ventilation for long periods of time, such as thick sofas, motorcycle seat cushions, etc. For old patients with urinary tract infection, if every attack occurs after sexual intercourse, they should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva before and after sexual intercourse, and urinate in time after intercourse. Pay attention to water quality when swimming and avoid swimming in unclean open-air swimming pools.

　　Anti-male scrotum eczema : Keep the area dry

　　The male scrotum is in a hidden position, skin Delicate, and the local area is not ventilated and the humidity is high. In addition, the weather is hot in summer and the sweat is soaked in moisture, so a variety of skin problems often occur. disease。

　　Usually in a summer, there will be an average of dozens of such cases every month. Many men will have "unspeakable" scrotal itching in summer. However, if a man has not had dirty sex and cannot see any obvious lesions on his scrotum, then it is likely that the problem is caused by scrotal eczema. Scrotal eczema is mainly caused by sweat,

　　It is caused by allergies and unclean stimulation, mostly in the scrotum, and may also extend to other private parts.

　　Doctor’s tips:

　　To prevent eczema, pay attention to thoroughly cleaning the scrotal skin folds when bathing, and drying them before putting on clothes. Those who sweat easily can sprinkle a little on the affected area baby Prickly heat powder to absorb sweat. Change dry underwear promptly every day. In the diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, supplement vitamin B and B appropriately, eat less seafood, spicy and other irritating foods, and avoid alcohol. After the onset of the disease, you should promptly go to the dermatology department to receive symptomatic treatment. If your vagina is unbearably itchy, you can add a little soap foam to the water to clean it.