Patient's question:
How should orchitis be treated well?? The testicles have a high degree of mobility within the scrotum and are protected by a tough fibrous capsule, making the occurrence of closed injuries less likely. Male, 23. The testicles have a high degree of mobility within the scrotum and are protected by a tough fibrous capsule, making the occurrence of closed injuries less likely. The testicles have a high degree of mobility within the scrotum and are protected by a tough fibrous capsule, making the occurrence of closed injuries less likely. The testicles have a high degree of mobility within the scrotum and are protected by a tough fibrous capsule, making the occurrence of closed injuries less likely. The testicles have a high degree of mobility within the scrotum and are protected by a tough fibrous capsule, making the occurrence of closed injuries less likely.Doctor's answer:
1. Moderate diet. This treatment method for orchitis is applied during the acute phase, especially when fever occurs, when energy consumption is high, so it is necessary to supplement calories, particularly sugar, high-protein, vitamin-rich, and high-calorie foods.2. Cold and hot applications. In the early stage of inflammation, cold compresses or cold water sitz baths can reduce inflammatory edema and exudation; in the middle and late stages, hot compresses or hot water sitz baths can promote inflammation resolution.
3. General treatment. Acute orchitis is an acute inflammatory lesion caused by infection. Therefore, general treatment is suitable for this type of orchitis. Patients in the acute phase must rest in bed for 3–5 days and use a scrotal support, clothing, or gauze to elevate the scrotum, reducing the weight and downward pressure caused by the scrotum to alleviate discomfort such as heaviness, fullness, and pain.
4. During treatment, it is recommended that patients rest in bed, elevate the scrotum, and apply local heat. If the scrotal skin is significantly swollen, use a warm compress with a medicinal solution to aid inflammation resolution. For testicular abscess formation, consider draining the pus or performing incision and drainage. If the testicle is completely destroyed by pus, the diseased testicle may be removed.