Patient's question:
I've been experiencing pain in my right testicle near my abdomen when I touch it for the past couple of days. It's also affecting my right lower abdomen. At first, it was just pain in the right lower abdomen, and I felt like my right testicle was slightly retracting upwards? What should I do? What tests should I undergo?Doctor's answer:
The above condition is often seen in symptoms caused by ureteral inflammation or stones. It can be confirmed through a careful urinalysis and ultrasound examination, and can be effectively recovered with symptomatic treatment.Advice: It is recommended to first go to the hospital for examination to confirm the specific cause and actively treat the symptoms. When the examination confirms that the symptoms are caused by a urinary tract infection and are not severe, oral medications such as Piperaquine, Furadantin, and Vitamin C can be used. Generally, symptoms can be effectively recovered within one week of treatment.
If the above medications are not effective, consider intravenous treatment with Ceftriaxone, Metronidazole, and Ofloxacin. For this condition, it is currently important to drink more water and eat a light diet, avoiding spicy, cold, and cool foods, as well as avoiding the effects of smoking and alcohol.
Doctor's inquiry: Do you have symptoms of urinary urgency, frequency, and pain?