Patient's question:
I am unmarried. After the National Day holiday, I have been experiencing a dull pain in my right testicle. I have undergone detailed ultrasound examinations at two local hospitals, and the results showed: a cystic echo in the head of the left epididymis, suggesting a cyst. The doctor recommended applying a warm towel to the area and maintaining normal sexual activity, as the condition would naturally improve. It has been two weeks now, and the symptoms have slightly subsided, but the pain is still present, with the right side hurting for a few days and then the left side hurting. Recently, it has been the right side again. Previously, I had suspected it was epididymitis (I had this condition before).Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you have described, it is advisable to consider the possibility of inflammation in the testicular epididymis as the cause of these clinical manifestations. It is recommended that you can apply cold compress treatment at this time and carefully examine the quality of semen to make a more accurate assessment. Generally, such inflammation in the testicular epididymis typically resolves completely within 2 to 4 weeks.The above advice is for the question "Why does my right testicle?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!