Lower back pain could it be testicular inflammation?

Patient's question:

Last night, after having sex with my wife, I took a nap. I didn't feel any discomfort at the time. This morning, after getting up, I felt a particularly strong pain in my lower back. It was very painful, and after using the restroom, my testicles also started to hurt. I'm very worried, so I wanted to ask the doctor what to do about the lower back pain and testicular pain.

Doctor's answer:

The current symptoms are primarily considered to be indicative of acute epididymitis. Appropriate use of anti-inflammatory medications can be applied, combined with herbs that clear heat and detoxify for conditioning. It is also considered that symptoms may alleviate after sexual activity. Temporarily, it is important to avoid foods in the diet. Typically, after medication, these symptoms will significantly disappear within three to four days. If necessary, intravenous fluid therapy can also be used for conditioning.

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