Patient's question:
Testicular inflammation took a course of medication, but it had no effect, what's going on... How should the diet be managed for testicular inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Acute orchitis is primarily characterized by sudden onset, high fever, chills, pain in the affected scrotum, tightness and redness of the skin, swelling, urgency and frequency of urination, and significant tenderness, which may lead to (hydrocele). Chronic orchitis generally presents without systemic symptoms, with gradual swelling of the testes and the formation of a lump.For acute orchitis, it is important to administer large doses of broad-spectrum, effective antibiotics intravenously in the early stages to suppress inflammation and reduce the risk of recurrent suppurative orchitis and testicular abscess. It is recommended to rest more, adjust your mood, drink plenty of water, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain good hygiene, ensure sufficient deep sleep, reduce training stress, and closely monitor your condition.