How is epididymal malformation treated?

Patient's question:

Today morning when I was using the toilet, I noticed many small bumps on the middle part of my scrotum under the skin. It's very disgusting. When I gently press it, there's a slight pain. When I rub it with my hand, there's a burning pain, which is quite intense. Even when I don't touch it, there's still pain. What should I do? I'm absolutely not going to die, right? A few days ago, I stayed at a hotel and used their hairdryer on my lower part. Did I get infected with something bad? I'm most afraid of HIV. I'm still young. How can this deformity be treated?

Doctor's answer:

If there is abnormal adhesion between the epididymis and testis, it can be believed to be epididymal malformation, but it is necessary to have a professional urology hospital for a thorough examination. If the malformation is not particularly severe, it may not require treatment, but if it is very severe, it may even interfere with the onset of the disease. Additionally, the patient needs to have a light diet, avoid stimulating, cold, and refrigerating foods, not smoke or drink beer, and hope that male patients can recover as soon as possible.

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