Patient's question:
I am 24 years old, a male. In early July, I noticed pain in my right testicle and epididymis and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The ultrasound was normal, but the doctor surprisingly prescribed medication for treating the prostate. I didn't take it. A week later, the right testicle and epididymis gradually enlarged, and I self-diagnosed it as varicocele, which wasn't severe. I bought a bag of scrotal support underwear and have no other symptoms. Recently, I've noticed constipation and some insomnia and excessive thirst. In early 2010, I discovered I had a ureteral cyst. The doctor then said there was no problem and that I didn't need to take any medication. I have been undergoing regular check-ups since then, including the one in July, which was also normal.Medical history and treatment outcomes: No history of allergies.
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Doctor's answer:
Relying solely on your explanation is not enough to confirm the issue. It's recommended that you don't worry too much. If you need medical treatment, it's best to go to a top-tier hospital. There, not only is the medical expertise guaranteed, but the treatment equipment and technology are also the most advanced, and the fees are charged according to the standards set by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau. More transparency in the fees will give you greater peace of mind. Regarding your description of symptoms, I still have some questions that need to be asked below to determine the severity of your condition before I can advise on how to treat it. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Varicocele is a condition that tends to recur frequently.