Patient's question:
These past few days, I've been to the hospital several times because I have some orchitis. Now my scrotum is swollen. If I don't have surgery, will it be very serious? What are the steps of the orchitis surgery? Will this surgery be very painful?Doctor's answer:
If there are cysts in the epididymis, surgical removal should be performed promptly. For young patients, if orchitis further reduces, it may have adverse effects on the testicles and vas deferens. During surgery, the perineal area must first be sterilized. Preoperative skin preparation will be conducted, followed by immediate anesthesia after sterilization. Then, the scrotum will be incised to locate the epididymis and remove the cyst. Early treatment of orchitis will never have any impact on the body. There will be no pain during the surgery.