Patient's question:
21-year-old with slightly small testicles, reduced ejaculation, frequent urination, and two years of sexual activity. I want to ask if it can be cured without treatment and whether it will interfere with fertility.Doctor's answer:
Generally, the testicles are slightly swollen, with reduced ejaculation and frequent urination, often due to inflammation in the urogenital system. It is recommended to visit the urology department of a hospital for a thorough examination. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a light and regular diet, and consider follow-up at the local urology department. Ultrasound and tests such as prostatic fluid analysis can be performed. If the issue is related to urogenital system inflammation, antibiotics like levofloxacin can help relieve the testicles. However, treatment usually takes a long time, and the condition is prone to recurrence after recovery. Therefore, medications should be used symptomatically during treatment.