Patient's question:
After the surgery, my testicles have been in pain every day. It has been two months since the surgery, and now my waist, testicles, and inner thighs are all in pain. I want to know what's wrong. Why does it hurt?Previous treatment and outcomes: Before the surgery, my testicles and waist hurt. Now, I've also developed pain in my inner thighs. I want to know how to fix this? I'm very worried and desperate for help. I'm willing to pay you in full, as I can afford more than 300 points. Please help me make a good guess.
Doctor's answer:
It is normal to experience this again in the short term after surgery, and there is no need to worry.Medical Advice:
Immediately after surgery, compensatory venous branches have not yet formed, and venous return is not optimal. Generally, this condition will gradually improve over time. It is recommended to engage in moderate activity to enhance blood circulation and reduce sitting time, while increasing lying time, which will be beneficial for you.
There are several treatment methods for male urological conditions, but since each patient's condition is different, the diagnostic approach may vary. Therefore, patients need to undergo timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive appropriate treatment.