Patient's question:
How should testicular inflammation at the age of 33 be treated? Is surgery not necessary? Can medication alone be sufficient?Doctor's answer:
This situation is generally caused by inflammation and is also related to trauma. Therefore, if it occurs again, it can usually be resolved through strict measures, such as local cold compresses, supporting the scrotum, and preventing excessive movement. At the same time, if there is local movement pain or a burning sensation accompanied by fever, anti-inflammatory drugs can be used in conjunction. If there is no allergy, oral cephalosporins or macrolides like azithromycin can be prescribed. It is best to have blood tests and color Doppler ultrasound performed at the hospital. It is best to have blood tests and color Doppler ultrasound performed at the hospital.