Patient's question:
I often have sex with my girlfriend because it makes me feel very comfortable. But recently, I've been feeling very uncomfortable with my testicles, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. After the examination, the doctor said I have a testicular cyst. I really want to get my problem treated as soon as possible.What kind of help is needed: What are the treatment methods for testicular cysts?
Doctor's answer:
When adult tumors are small and do not cause symptoms, surgical treatment is not necessary. Puncturing and draining are generally not performed, as this can easily lead to complications. If there is a large amount of fluid accompanied by obvious symptoms, treatment should be carried out regardless of age, and orchiopexy surgery should be performed. During the surgery, attention should be paid to medication. After the surgery, bed rest is recommended. Scrotal swelling can be treated with ice packs to reduce swelling and prevent bleeding. If the accumulation of blood is caused by trauma, use of hemostatic agents and antibiotics is necessary. If there is a large amount of blood accumulation, surgical removal of the blood clots and stopping the bleeding points should be performed.Scrotal effusion caused by filariasis, in addition to surgery, should also actively treat filariasis. Generally, this involves the use of sufficient broad-spectrum antibiotics, such as azithromycin. You can also use 1% lidocaine for spermatic cord isolation anesthesia to reduce pain.