Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for five years. Previously, because of the busy training, I haven't really thought about having a baby. Intercourse was also natural, and I didn't intentionally use any contraception. However, after five years, I haven't gotten pregnant. My family members found it strange and insisted that we have a thorough medical check-up. It was discovered that my husband had epididymal malformation. What are the methods to prevent malformation?Doctor's answer:
Treatment, in addition to medication and surgical methods, should also involve frequent cold compresses on the scrotal area and physical therapy. The purpose of this is to stabilize the blood circulation of the epididymis, aiding in the subsidence of inflammation. It is important to avoid excessive sexual activity to increase blood flow to the genital organs, reduce training pressure on the epididymis, and enhance local resistance. The epididymis can recover, but the treatment process is usually lengthy and prone to relapse. Therefore, active cooperation with the doctor, proper medication use, and avoiding prolonged sitting or riding are essential. Additionally, patients should pay close attention to personal hygiene.