Patient's question:
In the last two times, every time I had sex with my wife, I experienced pain in my testicles. Occasionally, I would also feel some pain. I searched for information online and suspect I might have orchitis. I'd like to understand how orchitis is diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
During cohabitation, testicular pain often occurs, and the possibility of orchitis cannot be ruled out. In fact, the diagnosis of orchitis is quite simple. It can be diagnosed through a local color Doppler ultrasound of the testicles at the urology department of a hospital. After being diagnosed with orchitis, timely treatment should be administered. Amoxicillin, two tablets each time, three times a day, and Metronidazole, one tablet each time, three times a day, can be used for treatment. Generally, after taking oral medication, recovery will be achieved quickly.