Patient's question:
My testicles have grown a bit larger, and there is a pain during ejaculation after intercourse. The next day, I have lower back and leg pain. The hospital said it's orchitis. How much does it cost to treat orchitis specifically?Doctor's answer:
For how much it costs to treat orchitis, it's important to pay attention. Regarding your question about the cost of treating orchitis, here's the explanation. It's necessary to carefully examine whether it's bacterial or non-bacterial, and then adopt a combination of medication and physical therapy to treat it effectively, which can lead to self-healing. If it's bacterial orchitis, it can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, contact with unclean items such as toilet seats, patients' clothing, towels, etc. If it's non-bacterial orchitis, it is likely caused by catching a cold, physical fatigue, or a weakened immune system. For patients with orchitis, timely treatment can reduce the incidence of the disease. If it's not treated promptly, it can affect your physical condition.