Patient's question:
Last August, I had mumps complicated with orchitis, with high fever for 8.9 days. Dr. Lin treated me and I was hospitalized for 15 days. After recovery, I have been experiencing general fatigue and feel exhausted after slight exertion. SometimesDoctor's answer:
Orchitis is a common urological disease with an incidence rate of 12%-18%. Clinically, it is primarily divided into two types: acute suppurative orchitis and mumps orchitis, with acute suppurative orchitis being the most prevalent. The main manifestations of acute suppurative orchitis include a rapid onset, fever with chills, and unilateral or bilateral testicular swelling and pain. Mumps orchitis is primarily characterized by testicular swelling and pain, redness, swelling, and fever, which occur secondary to mumps.