Patient's question:
Before, there was nothing wrong, but recently for the past month, I've noticed that when walking for a long time, my left testicle will rub against my underwear, causing some discomfort. However, it's fine when I'm lying still or sitting down. During this period, I've been running regularly. My underwear used to be tight, but now I've switched to larger ones, and it feels better. Does frequent sexual activity have anything to do with it? Sometimes I have sex frequently, but I don't orgasm. Recently, I've abstained for the past half month, and the symptoms have improved significantly. What could this be? Can I get better with this focus? Is there any serious problem? What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Consider the frequent occurrence of orchitis caused by cohabitation, which is related to long-term sitting and consuming spicy foods. It is important to seek timely treatment and closely monitor the condition. Oral metronidazole can also be used for treatment, and avoiding spicy foods during the treatment period can help stabilize symptoms. Preventing frequent cohabitation can also help alleviate the condition. Prompt medication and treatment are beneficial. Timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of recurrence, while delayed treatment may affect overall health. Therefore, patients should receive timely medication and avoid overexertion in daily life, paying attention to personal hygiene.