Patient's question:
Usually not painful, only when touching the lump for a while does it hurt. This has been going on for a long time. Haven't you ever asked?Doctor's answer:
It is a manifestation of inflammation, usually caused by infectious pathogens. The perineal area is relatively moist, making it easy for bacteria to thrive and leading to recurring discomfort. It is advisable to seek medical attention for proper diagnosis to prevent recurrence or alleviate symptoms. Additionally, maintaining local dryness and hygiene is crucial to avoid adverse contact and irritation. Frequent cleaning, changing underwear regularly, and getting adequate rest are recommended to prevent overexertion and exposure to cold. Active re-adjustment and promoting complete recovery are essential. Testicular conditions tend to recur, requiring long-term oral medication.