Patient's question:
What is the testicular pain caused by prostatitis like? I have prostatitis, but my right scrotum has always been uncomfortable, and the texture of the testicles is different. The main thing is that there seems to be a small lump on the testicles, and a detailed ultrasound examination cannot identify what it is. However, the scrotum has been uncomfortable for three months, while the perineum is not uncomfortable. But I don't think the discomfort in the scrotum is caused by prostatitis. First, when I push the base of the testicle upward with my hand, it will be painful. It is always uncomfortable, as if there is something there. Moreover, I have taken medications for prostatitis for two or three months, but there has been no improvement in the scrotum or testicles. So, I want to ask, what exactly is the discomfort in the testicles caused by prostatitis like?Doctor's answer:
For inflammation of the testicular appendage or chronic prostatitis, this symptom may reappear. It is recommended that you undergo a thorough examination of prostatic fluid and perform bacterial culture to determine the appropriate medication treatment. Avoid alcohol consumption. In addition to treating prostatitis, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a positive mood to enhance their physical condition and accelerate recovery.