Patient's question:
Now my testicles are severely inverted and purulent, and they are also white. What complications will there be if they are not removed?Doctor's answer:
Testicular necrosis without removal can be very harmful, potentially leading to malignant inflammation and suppurative testicles, causing blood supply failure in the scrotum, ultimately resulting in enlargement and inflammation. Testicular torsion is an acute disease that occurs due to abnormal development of the testicle. The main symptoms are severe pain in one testicle and scrotum, with symptoms recurring within a few hours. The scrotum becomes red and swollen, and the testicle feels enlarged. Initially, the pain is localized to the scrotum but later spreads to the lower abdomen and perineum.