Patient's question:
Left testicular pain, went to the hospital, it should be epididymitis. The hospital said I needed inpatient treatment, but there were no beds available. So I went to a community hospital for IV drip. The medication at the community hospital matches my symptoms. Could a doctor help me take a look? How is it usually treated? Should I insist on inpatient treatment?Doctor's answer:
Mainly, orchitis caused by inflammatory infections is directly related. It is advisable to promptly provide symptomatic treatment and closely monitor the condition to avoid missing the opportunity for timely treatment.Recommendation: In this case, oral levofloxacin tablets can also be used for treatment, and close monitoring is necessary. Avoiding spicy foods and maintaining a balanced diet can also help stabilize the condition. If you haven’t already, it’s important to visit a hospital for examination and treatment.
For patients with male reproductive health issues, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of recurrence. If left untreated, it may affect fertility. Pay attention to personal hygiene, and wish you a speedy recovery.