Patient's question:
I feel particularly uncomfortable, and this situation has been going on for a long time. Could milky urine cause testicular pain?Doctor's answer:
Milky urine will never cause testicular pain. If testicular pain reappears, it is generally considered to be seminal vesiculitis, orchitis, or acute epididymitis. It is necessary to perform a routine semen analysis while also being aware of fever or hernia, as well as testicular torsion. Further imaging studies, such as a color Doppler ultrasound, are required to confirm the cause. In most cases, treatment with antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs should be administered based on the condition.