Patient's question:
How can I confirm that the discomfort in my scrotum is caused by prostatitis? I have prostatitis, and I have taken medication before, but it didn't work. Then, I just took a hot bath, and after a while, the pain in my scrotum started again. It feels like there's a lump on top of my testicles, but the ultrasound exam didn't reveal any problems. The right scrotum sometimes feels uncomfortable, sometimes has reflex pain, and sometimes hurts. It has been going on for four months. I am wondering how I can completely get rid of this pain? (Male, 20 years old)Doctor's answer:
If you have had frequent sexual activity in the past, it can easily lead to the recurrence of this issue. Currently, you can take levofloxacin capsules, drink a lot of plain water, and perform Kegel exercises. After a thorough check-up with no problems, it proves that psychological factors also play a major role. Now, focus on exercising and use the medication I mentioned to first regulate your condition for a period of time. For the time being, avoid engaging in sexual activity. The daily treatment for prostatitis primarily involves medication. Patients can use a variety of oral medications.