Patient's question:
I used to have poor prostate health and had been taking medication continuously. It even affected my sex life. Now, I still take medication occasionally. Recently, I suddenly had a fever and received intravenous drips. Yesterday, I noticed some swelling in my testicles and suspect it might be testicular inflammation. What are the early symptoms of testicular inflammation?Doctor's answer:
If the prostate has been problematic for a long time, it is usually due to inflammation or benign prostatic hyperplasia. The treatment primarily involves considering several factors. Antibiotics can be used to combat infection, and local drainage treatment can also be implemented. Theoretically, if there is edema in the testicular area, suspecting testicular inflammation and irritation, quinolone-class drugs or cephalosporin-class drugs can be used in conjunction for treatment. Early testicular inflammation manifests as discomfort and pain in the scrotal area.