Is it normal to have a scrotum without testicles for three months?

Patient's question:

I recently don't know what's wrong with my lower body, it's very uncomfortable, and I'm not getting morning erections anymore. Is it normal for the scrotum to have no testicles for three months?

Doctor's answer:

Your condition is best treated with surgery, as the surgical outcome is relatively certain, and medication is meaningless. Post-surgery, it's important to prevent wound infection and pay attention to supplementing with high-quality protein to promote wound healing.
From your description, the cost seems a bit high. Generally, some common anti-inflammatory drugs can help prevent infection. I suggest you either change the dressing or switch to another hospital. During this period, get plenty of rest and avoid acidic, spicy, and greasy foods.

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