Patient's question:
If there is really a concurrent non-gonococcal urethritis and orchitis or epididymitis, can it be cured? I am currently in an extreme panic.Doctor's answer:
This diagnosis of orchitis and epididymitis is relatively simple. It can be identified through color Doppler ultrasound and physical examination. Symptoms may include swelling and pain in the scrotum, which can be quite severe. In severe cases, fever may occur. Treatment involves active anti-inflammatory therapy, preferably intravenous infusion. However, the choice of antibiotics should be highly targeted, with cephalosporins and ofloxacin being the two options. Additionally, personal hygiene should be maintained, and the scrotum should be elevated.