Patient's question:
Recently, there has been pain in the testicles, and there is suspicion of testicular inflammation. So, how can the condition be treated better?Doctor's answer:
Testicular inflammation examination: Elevated white blood cells in blood, normal urine routine or occasional protein, or microscopic hematuria. Mumps can cause certain harm to renal function, and specific viruses can be detected in urine. Testicular inflammation signs: Presence of mumps or other acute infectious diseases. Swelling of one or both testicles with significant tenderness. Unclear boundary with the epididymis. Sometimes followed by acute hydrocele. Testicular inflammation can be clearly diagnosed based on clinical manifestations, signs, and laboratory tests.