Patient's question:
I have swelling and pain in the scrotum of my right testicle, which has been a problem for several years. Recently, it has become more severe. The scrotum of my right testicle has been dangling downwards, and I can vaguely feel it. Under the scrotum, there is a cluster of veins lying down, and there are also some standing up. What could be the cause?Doctor's answer:
For your condition, the main complaint is a unilateral testicular pain with a sensation of dropping, without touch, involving vascular spasm. This situation is often considered to be related to epididymitis or varicocele. You can consider follow-up examination for a detailed check and local ultrasound confirmation. Generally, intravenous anti-inflammatory conservative treatment is recommended. Rest in bed to avoid compression. If the condition does not improve, surgical treatment can be considered. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and health!