Patient's question:
Pain in the right testicle for nearly 20 days. Three days ago, I went to the hospital for a check-up. Urinalysis was normal, but prostatic fluid showed 80 leukocyte esterase and full-field white blood cells. Ultrasound revealed heterogeneous echogenicity in the prostate. When the prostatic fluid was collected, the doctor said it was clumpy. Long-term sitting. No symptoms of frequent urination or urgency. Is it definitely chronic prostatitis? Likely. How should it be treated, and how can the testicular pain be eliminated as soon as possible?Doctor's answer:
The factors that can cause testicular pain are relatively numerous, such as orchitis, testicular tumors, testicular cysts, hydrocele, epididymitis, varicocele, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, etc. It is recommended that you undergo corresponding examinations to confirm the diagnosis and then receive targeted treatment.