Patient's question:
I am 37 years old this year. These past few days, I don't know what's going on, but my testicles are sore. I haven't done anything special. Please ask: What should I eat for testicular pain from orchitis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic orchitis is usually caused by delayed treatment of acute orchitis, but it can also be triggered by certain bacterial infections. Pathologically, it may manifest as testicular swelling or hardening, hyalinization of the basal membrane of seminiferous tubules, and degenerative changes, with the disappearance of spermatogenic epithelial cells. Hardening may occur around the seminiferous tubules, or small fibrosis may form. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for precise screening to identify the specific bacterial, viral, or other pathogens causing the orchitis, so that symptomatic treatment can be administered.