Men: Avoid wearing the same panty for more than 24 hours and these are the reasons

Is there a risk behind men wearing tight underwear? Men's choices range from wearing tight or wide underpants, depending on what they prefer, and the costs and comfort associated with each type, but few men are aware of the health risks of narrow underwear, whether they are closer to fashion or comfortable.

Why should men avoid narrow underwear? John Alex Massende, a doctor at MacKayer University, said that the underwear in the testicles interferes with the nature of the testes. The testes are located outside the body. There is a clear reason for this. The testicles store the sperm. The general rule is that sperm temperatures should be slightly less than Body temperature, it is worth mentioning that the body's normal temperature is 37 degrees.

The effect of wearing tight underwear: The tight underwear results in a rise in the temperature of the testicles, which reduces the quality and number of sperm produced, which reduces the chances of sperm fertilization of the egg.

Alex adds that men wear tight underwear according to their own preferences, ignoring the harmful effects they may have on them. Alex also stressed that there is greater risk to those who sleep in these tight clothes. "Some men sleep in their tight underwear, straining their necks, changing the temperature of the sperm," he said.

Elkis advises men to wear clean underwear all the time. He says that times when men have to wash their underwear depend heavily on the activities they do. Men who do tired work with weightlifting have to change their underwear every day because they sweat a lot. There are many health risks associated with men wearing dirty underwear, such as itching, infections, bacterial infections, and wounds.

What do nurses say? Two women from Macerey University Hospital say that men in tight underwear are significantly affected by fertility and sexual activity. They say that the testicles are turned down when they are hot and shrink when they are cold. This is a defensive mechanism in response to temperature changes. Conflict with these processes