Patient's question:
Since 2012, I have been experiencing prostatitis, orchitis, and epididymitis caused by sexual activity. Taking medication helped alleviate the inflammation, but the prostatitis has not fully healed. Eventually, I underwent a varicocele surgery. Over the past two years, I have primarily been experiencing discomfort in the veins on both sides of the testicles, sometimes with sharp pain and high temperature. Recently, I visited the hospital for a detailed examination, abstained for 7 days, and had my first semen analysis. I also had a routine prostatic fluid test, which indicated inflammation, and a testicular ultrasound, which revealed a 2.6mm varicocele, hydrocele, and cyst on the left side. The main issue has been the discomfort in the veins on both sides of the scrotum. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
From the detailed examination results, it is evident that sperm vitality has significantly decreased, which is believed to be related to long-term excessive sexual activity, prostatitis, testicular inflammation, and epididymitis. It has repeatedly caused symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, and incomplete urination, occurring repeatedly and repeatedly. Additionally, it is also greatly related to the current varicocele.For varicocele, surgical treatment is appropriate. For prostatitis, testicular inflammation, and epididymitis, treatment with cephalosporin antibiotics is suitable. Once these conditions are controlled, the disease can be managed.