Patient's question:
The child of the doctor, 11 years old, has had pain in the testicles for about a week. When they went to the hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination, it was found that the testicular head had decreased by 0.8-0.5. How should it be treated? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
In this case, close and careful observation can be conducted. If there is no significant increase in symptoms, the patient generally does not require special intervention. If the growth is less than two centimeters, the patient may need to undergo surgical removal, for which it is advised that the patient exercise caution. Given the current situation, it may be epididymitis and orchitis. In this case, it is recommended that you take your child to the urology department of a hospital for diagnosis. If the diagnosis confirms this condition, it is advised to take Amoxicillin and Clavulanate Potassium capsules, Sanjin tablets, and other anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatments.