Patient's question:
Post-orchiotomy persistent scrotal pain radiating to the abdomen, and discomfort on one side of the thigh. Hospital examination revealed normal testicles, a normal prostate, varicocele, normal 0.25 blood flow, normal epididymis, and normal sperm. Multiple hospitals conducted thorough examinations with identical results. However, the cause of his pain remains unclear. He had previously suffered an injury to the scrotum, which led to the varicocele. Now, he experiences pain—could this be a?Doctor's answer:
You are experiencing this pain again, which is primarily considered a post-injury complication that has recurred in the affected area. In your current condition, it is important to pay attention to appropriate exercise, weaning, avoiding prolonged sitting, and preventing long-term urinary retention. Additionally, be mindful of not having frequent sexual intercourse or sexual activity. Cold compresses can be applied to the affected area. Varicocele can be cured, but the treatment process is usually lengthy, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is crucial to actively cooperate with your doctor, use medication appropriately, and maintain a light diet. Avoid foods, smoking, and drinking beer.