Patient's question:
In the middle of the testicles, there is a feeling of constant dampness, and the smell is also unpleasant. I don't know if it's from the penis or from the testicles. I don't think it's from the penis. More than a year has passed. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: The last time I went to the hospital, the doctor asked me to masturbate and suggested that the semen results were normal. What kind of help do you need: Is it an urgent condition? Which department should I go to?Doctor's answer:
Hydrocele is commonly diagnosed clinically in conditions such as prostatitis, scrotal dermatitis, simple scrotal tinea, scrotal tinea, riboflavin deficiency scrotal inflammation, etc. For example, prostatitis is commonly diagnosed clinically in conditions such as frequent urination, urgent urination, incomplete urination, urine splitting, delayed urination, white urine droplets, hydrocele, lower abdominal distension, and lower back pain. If the condition is caused by prostatitis, it is necessary to promptly schedule a follow-up examination. Otherwise, prostatitis may still affect fertility and sexual function to varying degrees. For your condition, it is recommended to visit a specialized male screening department in the hospital for diagnosis. Through professional and thorough examinations, the underlying cause and condition can be identified, allowing for targeted treatment.