Patient's question:
All symptoms: Swollen and cold scrotum Onset time and cause: Half a year Treatment status: None Desired help: Quick solution with traditional Chinese medicineDoctor's answer:
Hydrocele of the scrotum is one of the typical symptoms of prostatitis, and it is also related to prolonged sitting, working in hot environments, and varicocele. If men experience hydrocele of the scrotum, they must go to a formal urological hospital for examination to determine whether they have prostatitis, and then receive symptomatic treatment.Suggestions: If there are no prostate-related diseases and no other discomfort, just pay attention to hygiene and keep the area dry. Avoid wearing tight pants (especially jeans) and underwear, opting instead for loose, comfortable, and breathable cotton products. Maintain a light diet, eating less raw, cold, spicy, and fishy foods. Also, avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Stay in a good mood.