Patient's question:
Testicular pain, did an ultrasound and there were no problems, what's going on? It was a bit swollen before, and I didn't dare touch the testicle. Now it feels better, not swollen anymore, but touching it a few times still causes a little pain. It's been about a week. I have prostatitis and am taking medication. Prostatitis has been recurring for over a year. What exactly is causing this testicular pain? The doctor said it might be related to prostatitis. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Generally, a thorough ultrasound examination shows that the testicles have no issues, indicating that it is possible to rule out testicular inflammation. It is also possible that the local discomfort and pain are caused by prostatitis. It is best for you to tolerate the treatment for prostatitis, taking oral anti-inflammatory and heat-clearing herbs for treatment. Pay attention to avoiding prolonged sitting to prevent prolonged congestion of the prostate. The testicles can be stabilized, but the treatment period is usually long, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is crucial to actively cooperate with the doctor and use the medication appropriately.