Patient's question:
My ex-boyfriend once had orchitis. I was worried he might leave behind sequelae. Does orchitis have sequelae?Doctor's answer:
First, if the patient has previously had an illness, undergone adequate treatment, and their condition has been controlled without any other abnormal findings, then there is no issue of post-treatment complications. The so-called post-treatment complications are typically problems that reappear after the illness, persist without improvement, and last for an extended period—generally less than one year, sometimes even longer than a year. Only in such cases should post-treatment complications be considered.