I sleep in joggers and underwear both should I sleep in only underwear trunk style which is like a hot pant not loose body hugging i can't wear loose boxers and only joggers I have erection and pre cum and my scrotum area gets sweet and when I walk my scrotum gets rub and get red. So should I sleep in only in a t-shirt and underwear or is it ok with joggers and underwear both ...
Recommended me a choice i have my own personal room but I can't sleep nude so give me advice on the above two choices.
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For comfort and to reduce sweating and friction, it is preferable to sleep in a T-shirt with breathable cotton underwear only, rather than joggers over underwear. Keep the area clean and dry, use loose, moisture-wicking clothing during the day, and consider an antifungal dusting powder if excessive sweating causes recurrent rashes. Night-time erections and pre-ejaculate are normal. If redness, itching, pain, or rash persists, consult a dermatologist or urologist.
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For your situation, sleeping in just the underwear (without the joggers) is the better choice. The scrotal area sweats naturally and the key to preventing redness and chafing is to keep it dry with good airflow. Adding joggers on top creates an extra layer of heat, friction, and moisture, which worsens the sweating and rubbing. Just wearing the trunk-style underwear alone will be cooler, reduce friction, and help keep the area drier through the night. To address the existing redness and chafing from rubbing, make sure the area is clean and dry before sleeping, and you can apply a small amount of plain petroleum jelly or a soothing barrier cream to the affected area to reduce friction.
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Sleep in just the underwear without joggers. Keep the area clean and dry. If the redness or irritation persists or worsens, see a doctor as it may need a topical antifungal or barrier cream. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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