Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling a lot of pain in my testicles, and this week I've also had a fever. Usually, I feel cold, and when I take a bath, I touch my testicles and feel like there's a lot of liquid inside. Please ask: What tests are needed to diagnose testicular inflammation?Doctor's answer:
What tests are needed for orchitis? Traditional treatment methods for epididymitis involve the use of antibiotics, blood-activating drugs, and surgical drainage. These methods each have their advantages and disadvantages. On the other hand, antibiotics and blood-activating drugs only provide temporary pain relief—they treat the symptoms but not the root cause, with effects that are not long-lasting. Prolonged use can also lead to drug resistance in pathogens and cause significant side effects.Dear Sir/Madam: The treatment of orchitis requires medication to be determined based on bacterial culture and sensitivity tests. The treatment should be based on antibiotics, while also involving bed rest and supporting the scrotum to reduce symptoms. Sexual activity and physical exertion should be avoided, and early cold compresses can be applied to prevent swelling. Later, cold compresses can be used to accelerate the resolution of inflammation. Orchitis can be relieved.