Patient's question:
I am 28 years old, and my physical health was previously good. The current condition: There is a very thick tube around my testicles on the right side, with a hard lump below it. It doesn't cause pain when pressed. Currently, I am basically the same as a normal person, and now the left side has also started showing symptoms similar to when the right side first got sick. I have had a few girlfriends, but none of them have been pregnant. Now, the frequency of sexual activity is significantly lower than before, and I also suffer from premature ejaculation.History of treatment and effectiveness: Last year, I was treated at a hospital in Yuanjiang. The doctor used heat therapy on me and prescribed both Chinese and Western medicine, but none of them had any effect. The doctor said this condition cannot be cured and recommended surgery.
What kind of assistance I am seeking: Without surgery, is there any good method? Will this condition turn into cancer if it cannot be cured? I look forward to a prompt response! Thank you very much!
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, first of all, you can rest assured that orchitis does not cause cancer. I do not recommend surgery for orchitis. Conservative treatment is effective.Recommendations: Since orchitis can be acute or chronic, the treatment approach also varies accordingly. For acute orchitis, it is recommended that patients rest in bed, support the scrotum to reduce pain, and apply an ice pack to the affected area in the early stages to prevent swelling. In the later stages, cold compresses can be used to improve local blood circulation and accelerate the resolution of inflammation. The treatment duration needs to be longer. Do not hurry. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Prostate diseases are prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients,