Patient's question:
Testicles are particularly swollen and painful, accompanied by pain in the perineum and inner thighs. The quality of sexual life is also declining day by day. What are the initial symptoms of orchitis?Doctor's answer:
Patients with orchitis often have systemic symptoms such as high fever, chills, nausea, and vomiting. The local symptoms include testicular pain, with referred pain in the scrotum, groin, and inguinal region, sometimes severe and radiating to the groin. The scrotal skin becomes red and swollen, and the testicles are significantly enlarged and tender. It is common to accompany scrotal skin redness and swelling, as well as hydrocele in the scrotum.In terms of diet, patients with orchitis should consume more fresh vegetables and fruits. Pumpkin and leafy greens are beneficial for the treatment of orchitis. Treating orchitis requires addressing both the symptoms and the root cause—do not blindly use medication. It is more trustworthy to seek treatment at a formal and professional urological hospital. The condition of orchitis tends to recur, requiring long-term medication.