Patient's question:
The child is 10 years old and has had testicular pain for about a week. A detailed ultrasound examination at the hospital revealed a reduction in the size of the testicular head, with incomplete reversal, which cannot be ruled out. They have been receiving intravenous saline for inflammation treatment for 3 days. What should be the next course of treatment? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the current situation is "the child is 10 years old and has had testicular pain for about a week. A detailed ultrasound examination at the hospital revealed a reduction in the size of the testicular head, with incomplete inversion not ruled out. The child has been given intravenous saline for anti-inflammatory treatment for 3 days." In this case, please ask if the child's current pain in the scrotal area has decreased? Considering the ultrasound report suggests: the possibility of spermatic cord inversion in the epididymis cannot be ruled out, it is recommended that you go to the urology department of the hospital for manual reduction.