Patient's question:
I used to have my testicles moving around, but later they seemed to flip back on their own. Since then, I've been very worried about them moving again. I want to ask if the epididymis is attached to the upper back of the testicle? When I touch the upper back, there's a small lump. Is this position normal, and is it not moving?Doctor's answer:
It will be necessary to pay attention to self-protection, avoid standing for too long in your current condition, and pay attention to rest. Underwear should be worn with a loose fit, not too loose, to prevent the testicles from dropping down and causing inversion. Pay attention to cold sensations. For patients with epididymitis, timely treatment can reduce the incidence. If not treated in time, it will affect the condition of the body. Therefore, patients should seek timely medication treatment and maintain a regular lifestyle in daily life, avoiding prolonged sitting.