Patient's question:
Testicular inflammation is still in Shandong.Doctor's answer:
Orchitis can manifest as chills, fever, testicular swelling, and pain, which may radiate to the scrotum, groin, or inner thigh. At times, you may observe redness and swelling of the scrotal skin, as well as palpable hydrocele in the scrotum.You have already been treated with penicillin for four days, but there has been no significant improvement. If the penicillin dosage was sufficient, it is possible that your orchitis is not caused by a bacterial infection but rather by a viral one. Have you recently had mumps? Has there been any pain or discomfort in the parotid gland area (e.g., pain when chewing or eating)? If you have recently had mumps, it is now recommended that you be hospitalized for treatment and consider antiviral therapy.
Currently, you can increase your intake of vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and avoid excessive movement. You may also massage the testicles while lying down to promote local blood circulation.