Patient's question:
I am only 26 years old this year, and I have orchitis. The sperm check is also abnormal, which can cause infertility. How should this be treated? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Acute orchitis should be treated promptly to prevent it from becoming chronic. First, stop activity and allow the dog to rest fully. Cold compresses should be applied in the early stages. Systemic administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics helps control infection and reduce inflammation. Treatment should be based on the underlying cause (e.g., urinary tract infection, Brucella infection, etc.). If the scrotum and tunica vaginalis are ruptured or form sinuses, the affected tissue should be excised, flushed, and drained. In cases of severe testicular damage, abscess formation, or chronic orchitis that does not respond to long-term treatment, the testicles should be removed.