Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:No? Doctor, my orchitis is better than before. But it still hurts a bit when I squeeze it. Did you go to school? Accommodation.
Doctor's answer:
Orchitis is caused by bacterial or viral infections and primarily manifests as testicular pain, accompanied by referred pain in the scrotum, groin, and inguinal region. Swelling and tenderness are common, often accompanied by scrotal skin redness and swelling, as well as hydrocele in the scrotum. Treatment includes:1. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory measures;
2. Bed rest, elevating the scrotum, local cold compresses, physical therapy, and 1% lidocaine spermatic cord block to reduce pain;
3. If an abscess forms, incision and drainage should be performed.
4. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment: TCM typically uses herbs that clear heat and promote diuresis. Applying these to the affected area of the male patient can reduce testicular redness, blistering, and inflammation.