Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling uncomfortable in my testicles, often with a dull ache, and it feels ominous. So I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said it was chronic orchitis and that an ultrasound was needed to confirm the condition. Due to embarrassment, I went home. Recently, the condition has mellowed, and I'm preparing to seek treatment.Hello, do I need to take off my pants for an ultrasound for orchitis?
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if there is a large amount of vaginal discharge, it is still necessary to consider the possibility of vaginal inflammation. Under normal circumstances, if it is a fungal vaginal inflammation, it can be treated with clotrimazole suppositories. This medication is primarily an antifungal drug and should be used according to the prescribed course. It is also recommended to temporarily strictly prohibit sexual activity during treatment and conduct periodic follow-up examinations. After menstruation, another course of treatment is recommended.