Patient's question:
I'm very troubled, not knowing when it started, I actually had chronic epididymitis. This disease makes me feel helpless. I want to ask, what kind of medicine is used for chronic epididymitis?Doctor's answer:
When the epididymis is inflamed, the body's defense system will immediately launch an attack, producing autoimmune cells. Antigenic substances in seminal fluid directly react again, forming antisperm antibodies. Typically, patients with acute epididymitis often experience sudden high fever symptoms. At the same time, the affected side may have scrotal swelling and pain, as well as a heavy sensation. The lower abdomen and inguinal region may also be affected, causing referred pain. Pain may be relieved during standing or walking. Patients should take oral medication in a timely manner and avoid overexertion in daily life, while paying attention to personal hygiene.