Patient's question:
The child has recently developed inflammation of the testicles and epididymis. The hospital said to start with anti-inflammatory treatment first. What medication is effective for intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment? Which medication should the child use?Doctor's answer:
Children can take Cephalexin, but it is still better to recommend hospitalization for treatment. Because orchitis requires irregular and careful observation of changes in the condition, and an ultrasound examination is also necessary. If the medication is ineffective, the medication needs to be changed, and hospitalization for treatment is recommended. Because improper personal treatment may lead to the exacerbation of inflammation, which may ultimately result in the need to remove the testicle. Moreover, this is a systematic treatment process, and it is necessary for professional doctors to determine when to stop taking medication. For testicular patients, timely treatment can reduce the incidence, and if it is not treated in a timely manner, it may affect their health condition.