Patient's question:
A small bean-sized lump has grown on the testicle, and it hurts when touched or pressed! It's been a week already! What could be going on?? Thank you!!!First follow-up question: Doctor, I have a small lump on my testicle, but why are you asking me to go to the dermatology department for a check-up?
I'm not really understanding... Is it growing on the surface of the testicle? What is it?
Second follow-up question: My symptoms include frequent leg weakness, more foam in my urine recently, reduced volume but increased frequency, and I suspect I have prostatitis. I also sweat at night. I've been taking Liuwei Dihuang Wan.
Doctor's answer:
This condition is likely caused by localized folliculitis. The treatment primarily involves active anti-infection therapy. It is recommended that you pay attention to local hygiene, wear breathable cotton underwear, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and refrain from alcohol consumption. Local application of antibacterial medications such as Bacitracin ointment is advisable.It is recommended that you seek medical examination at a hospital for testicular-related issues. Pay attention to a light diet, quit smoking and alcohol, avoid unsafe sexual practices, and do not engage in excessive sexual activity or masturbation. Maintain good hygiene for the external genital area. If you have phimosis, consider undergoing circumcision early. Avoid using medications blindly to prevent adverse effects.