Patient's question:
I felt testicular pain about half a month ago, and it initially improved. However, it started to hurt again last Friday, with the left side being more severe. Yesterday and today, I underwent examinations at a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, the provincial hospital, and the affiliated hospital of the medical university. The results are as follows:The traditional Chinese medicine hospital found 3mm varicocele on the left side and recommended hospitalization for surgery. The provincial hospital examination said there were no issues. The medical university examination found bilateral varicocele measuring 2.1mm and 2.3mm, stating everything was fine but the urinalysis showed increased round cell leukocytes, suggesting I have stones causing the testicular pain.
All these were examined by experts, but why are the results so different? The key issue is that the testicular position is still painful—what is going on?
Doctor's answer:
Note that implementing anti-inflammatory treatment is sufficient. Having it brought on by transmission requires active adjustment to prevent exacerbation. Levofloxacin tablets can be used as a base, and spicy foods should be avoided to prevent irritation. Testicular conditions tend to be recurrent, requiring long-term oral medication. For male patients, it is important to actively seek diagnosis from professional and reputable hospitals and consider treatment based on examination results. Additionally, proper diet should be maintained, and sexual activity should be avoided.