Patient's question:
Yesterday, I suddenly felt my body temperature was a bit high, like I was burning up. Then, I had intense pain in my testicles, which made me feel nauseous and like I was going to vomit. When I carefully examined between my legs, I noticed some swelling in my testicles, and pressing lightly caused pain. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I had orchitis and that I needed to be treated immediately. What kind of help do I need: What should I do if I have orchitis?Doctor's answer:
The testes are the primary organs for sperm production in males. If a male's testes develop problems again, it is essential to seek timely treatment, as otherwise, it can easily endanger his normal fertility! In addition, attention should be paid to symptomatic treatment of the disease, and avoid taking medication at random to prevent delaying the recovery of the illness. It is recommended to first visit a local reputable urological hospital for a thorough examination. Once the cause of orchitis is confirmed, treatment can then proceed, which will address the root of the problem and achieve the goal of recovery!