Patient's question:
I carefully detected an epididymal abnormality during a health check-up. The examining doctor wrote that there was abnormal adhesion between the right epididymis and the testicle, with the tail of the epididymis attached to the testicle. I haven't felt any discomfort, and the doctor during the health check-up also said it's just like this on one side, while the other side is fine and doesn't need to be concerned about it. How should the epididymal abnormality be treated correctly?Doctor's answer:
When the seminal vesicle cyst is large in size, it can alter the appearance of the external genitalia and also become one of the reasons for obtaining operational anxiety, leading to premature ejaculation. If the cyst is excessively large and controls the blood supply to the testes, it can cause testicular swelling and infertility. Due to the minimally invasive nature of the surgery, patients will not experience significant pain. The epididymis can be relieved, but the general treatment period is usually long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, use medication appropriately, maintain a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer.