Patient's question:
Yesterday morning, around 8 o'clock after school, I suddenly felt pain at the base of my penis. Since it occasionally hurt like this before, I didn't take it seriously. But later, the pain became worse and spread to my left testicle. The urine was red and stringy. So, around 3 o'clock in the afternoon, I went back to the town health center for a follow-up visit. The doctor just asked about my symptoms, had me point to the painful area, and then prescribed a pill and a bottle of injection. During the infusion, I experienced intense pain many times. Can testicular stones be passed out?Doctor's answer:
The reason for testicular calculi is due to atrophic cells in the intestinal obstruction's seminiferous tubules failing to be metabolized or excreted by the body, leading to secondary fibrosis. Microcalculi in the testicles can be treated. It is recommended to go to a formal hospital for a thorough examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Avoid taking medication casually and only take it under the guidance of a doctor. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be considered, as it is effective with minimal side effects. Gently massage the testicles for 5 to 1 minutes every day, without applying too much force, which can gradually improve the function of the testicles.