Patient's question:
Thank you to the doctor for quickly answering how to treat and prevent it.Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic epididymitis usually shows no obvious symptoms, while acute epididymitis has more noticeable symptoms, including local discomfort. The patient can feel a lump in the scrotum, with the epididymis thickened and enlarged, either with or without tenderness. It is easy to distinguish the epididymis from the testis during palpation. The spermatic cord is often thickened, and sometimes the diameter of the vas deferens increases. The prostate becomes hard and fibrotic, with pus cells commonly visible in prostatic fluid. If you have any questions, you can click the bottom-left corner to consult with urological experts online.