Patient's question:
I used to have epididymitis, the symptoms were, testicular pain, a sense of heaviness and swelling, sometimes lacking energy, looking tired. What are the early symptoms of male epididymitis?Doctor's answer:
If the treatment for acute orchitis is not thorough, it can transform into chronic orchitis. Sexually acquired orchitis is more common, and many patients develop it because they did not fully recover during the acute phase. Most patients do not have a clear acute phase, and the symptoms often result from chronic prostatitis or injury. Patients frequently experience a dull ache and a heavy sensation in the affected scrotum. The pain often radiates to the lower abdomen and the inguinal region on the same side. It may also be accompanied by secondary hydrocele. In daily life, many male friends do not understand the symptoms of orchitis, and when the disease reappears, they do not seek timely treatment, causing significant harm to their health.