Patient's question:
Sometimes a testicle may have a small faster, and if you exert too much force, it will reappear. You need to take anti-inflammatory medication for a long time, and if you stop taking the medication, it will reappear again. When you go to the hospital for a thorough examination, the doctor says it is testicular inflammation. At that time, the treatment was improving, but later it recurred repeatedly. What is the best treatment for testicular inflammation?Doctor's answer:
I'm afraid this might still be epididymitis. If it's not very hard, it might possibly be hydrocele. The best thing to do is get an scrotal MRI to see what the actual problem is. If it's recurring, painless, and a single lump, it might possibly be something serious. Drink more water and be careful not to get it transmitted. I recommend getting an scrotal MRI as soon as possible to see the specific situation and determine the nature of the lump.