Patient's question:
I often feel like there's fluid accumulation in my testicles, and they are also red and swollen. But because it's that private area, I'm not really comfortable going to the doctor. I did some research and think it might be testicular inflammation. Please ask: Precautions for treating epididymitisDoctor's answer:
Early on, cooling methods such as using ice should be used to reduce swelling; in later stages, cold compresses should be applied to improve blood circulation and slow down the complete elimination of inflammation. Always maintain regular bowel movements, pay attention to time management during work, exercise regularly to prevent prolonged sitting. Avoid frequent sexual activity. If a man suspects he has epididymitis, he must seek treatment at a formal hospital and must not blindly seek medical help. If epididymitis is suspected, go to the hospital immediately for diagnosis and treatment to prevent the condition from worsening and increasing the difficulty of treatment. Early detection and early treatment are key to treating such diseases to avoid interference with fertility. Epididymitis is a disease that is difficult to recover from.