Patient's question:
25 years old, male, 4 years ago, I had a color Doppler ultrasound which said I had chronic epididymitis. When I pressed on the epididymis, there was a larger lump with a smaller one next to it. The larger lump felt slightly soft, while the smaller one was as hard as a stone. Later, after intravenous infusion, the smaller lump would shrink and disappear, but it would reappear soon after. I haven't paid much attention to it since then, and over this long period, the lump hasn't changed much. I'm wondering if this will affect fertility and if it needs treatment?Doctor's answer:
Guidance: There are several main treatments for epididymitis nowadays, including physical therapy, dietary therapy, and surgical treatment for epididymitis. In terms of treatment, it's important to listen to the opinions of clinical doctors.