Patient's question:
In the past few months, I've been feeling lower back pain and soreness, as well as weakness in my limbs. The most prominent symptom is severe testicular pain, with a hard lump there and swelling on one side. There's a stinging sensation when urinating, and the urine streams split. My libido has decreased, and I've experienced some urinary frequency. After researching, it seems it could be a testicular cyst.What kind of help do I need: Which department should I consult for a testicular cyst?
Doctor's answer:
Schedule a urological examination, testicular cysts can bring the following four harms to patients:1. Lead to serious diseases: varicocele, epididymitis, prostatitis, endocrine diseases, kidney diseases such as nephritis, urinary tract infections, and malignant tumors.
2. Cause male sexual function to decline, even leading to complete loss of sexual function.
3. Cause azoospermia (no sperm), anejaculation (absence of ejaculation), loss of fertility, and transmit inflammatory pathogens to close relatives, leading to gynecological diseases.
4. Untreated testicular diseases can result in sperm damage, kidney deficiency, depletion of vital energy, limb coldness, lower back and back pain, and premature aging.
If men suffer from conditions such as testicular inflammation, prostatitis, or (balanitis), they must seek timely treatment to prevent threats to the health of their testicles.