Patient's question:
The testicles have always been a bit abnormal, and I haven't paid much attention. Recently, I discovered some symptoms and went to the hospital for a check-up, where it was found that it was testicular torsion. Please ask, what are the good methods for treating testicular damage?Doctor's answer:
What are the harms of testicular injury you mentioned? If it is caused by activity, as long as the heavy impact is not too severe, a slight movement can help the retracted testicle return to its original position. Otherwise, if the testicle remains in an abnormal position due to external force stimulation for a long time, testicular torsion may cause complete twisting of blood vessels, interruption of blood supply to the testicle, prolonged cerebral edema, and ultimately lead to necrosis of testicular tissue. If the pain subsides quickly, there is generally no major issue. However, if the force is too severe, the pain will be much worse, or if blood is present in the urine, it is necessary to seek immediate medical attention at the urology department for examination and treatment. The diagnosis of testicular injury and detailed MRI examination primarily rely on medical history and physical examination.