Patient's question:
So far in the past two years, I have mainly been feeling uncomfortable with the veins on both sides of my testicles. Sometimes they hurt very much, and the temperature is also high and painful. Recently, I went to the hospital for a detailed examination and had a routine prostatic fluid test, which indicated inflammation. I also had an ultrasound of the testicles, which showed varicocele of 2.9 cm on the left side, hydrocele of 13 mm, and cysts. I would like to ask what precautions should be taken for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Your semen routine shows low sperm motility and activity, with a reduced number of normal sperm. This should be caused by prostatitis. The prerequisite for treating prostatitis is to abstain from sexual activity, otherwise the medication will not be as effective. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, smoking, and alcohol, and prevent prolonged sitting and staying up late. Take three medications—Moxifloxacin, Pulegone Tablets, and Tamsulosin—to treat prostatitis. Hydrocele and epididymal cysts are also caused by inflammation. Treating prostatitis will resolve these issues. Varicocele is not severe; wear tight-fitting underwear to support the testicles and take Matislin orally.