Patient's question:
I am 33 years old and married. Chronic prostatitis led to epididymitis, which in turn caused bilateral epididymal head cysts. I have been treated at the hospital, and initially, treatments for the prostate did not work. Later, I went to a provincial hospital for treatment, where the doctor prescribed two boxes of cephalexin and told me to take it strictly. However, now the cysts have not shrunk further, but my testicles feel swollen and are quite soft when touched. During my previous check-up, I mentioned this to the doctor, but he said it was due to psychological factors. It has been five months now, and when I touch them, I notice my testicles are smaller than before, almost the size of peanuts. What should I do? Can it still be treated? I haven’t married yet, either? Moreover, the outer side of my testicles often hurts, and during the summer, I feel feverish all over. Even when I sit still and keep blowing a fan, I still feel extremely thirsty. That’s why I’ve already started taking Liuwei.Doctor's answer:
This is still not recommended for blind use. It's better to go to the hospital for a check-up first and then consider medication. In daily life, personal hygiene care should be well-maintained, and rest and diet should be paid attention to. During this period, blind medication should be avoided. Prostatitis can be relieved, but the treatment process is generally slow, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, active cooperation with the doctor's plan and appropriate medication are essential. Additionally, patients should avoid prolonged sitting or riding and pay more attention to personal hygiene.