Patient's question:
I have been married for four years, and during this time, my sex life with my wife has always been good. However, in the last two instances of sexual intercourse with my wife, there has been a pain in my testicles. Occasionally, I also experience pain. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the result was that I have orchitis. Does orchitis affect sexual function?Doctor's answer:
If not treated in time, it will affect the quality of sexual life. It will cause abnormal function of the testicular alliance. Since sperm is produced by the testes, testicular inflammation will directly affect sperm production. Therefore, if testicular inflammation is severe, it may lead to infertility. Therefore, after suffering from testicular inflammation, active treatment should be implemented to avoid missing the opportunity to worsen the condition and interfere with health, as well as affect the harmony of sexual life between couples.