Patient's question:
Last year, there was a period when I suddenly noticed that my testicles had started to swell gradually, accompanied by mild pain. Most of the time, I didn't feel anything, and the scrotum wasn't red or hot. I didn't feel any other abnormalities in my body. Later, I was really afraid it would affect my future life, so I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was orchitis. How can orchitis be prevented?Doctor's answer:
1. Pay attention to personal hygiene, develop good habits, so as to prevent bacterial infections of the urinary system, which can then lead to reproductive infections and cause orchitis.2. Pay attention to a healthy diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and enhance the intake of components such as vitamin C to reduce the body's anti-inflammatory ability.
3. Men who sit for long periods, especially on soft sofas or chairs, are prone to compression of the testicles, which can lead to orchitis. Therefore, it is important to avoid prolonged sitting in daily life and maintain a balance between work and rest.