Patient's question:
Carefully checked, it was found to have both epididymitis and varicocele. Currently, there is a soft lump under the testicles that is connected together, sometimes large and sometimes small. Normally, it's not very big, but sometimes it gets larger and sinks downwards with a hard feeling. This is related to either epididymitis or varicocele.Doctor's answer:
Present with sudden pain in the scrotal area, orchitis with swelling, significant tenderness, which may be accompanied by fever, and orchitalgia. Rest in bed and using a scrotal support can alleviate symptoms. A specially designed larger scrotal support with cotton padding is more comfortable. For severe pain, pain relievers can be used. Local heat therapy can relieve symptoms and promote inflammation resolution. The use of antimicrobial drugs is recommended. If antibiotic treatment is ineffective, surgical intervention may be considered. Orchitis tends to recur, requiring long-term medication. Additionally, male patients should seek immediate medical attention at a professional and reputable hospital for diagnosis and treatment based on test results.