Patient's question:
I am 33 years old this year. The weather has recently become colder, and I got a cold after running. Now I have a fever, and my head doesn't hurt, but my testicles do. What could be the reason for this? How should I treat a fever with testicular pain?Doctor's answer:
Because in the case of a cold, it is easy to cause inflammation of the testicles, so I suggest you seek medical treatment as soon as possible, pay attention to drinking more water, and avoid spicy foods. After the fever subsides, you must continue to use anti-inflammatory medication for several more days to ensure complete recovery. In the future, avoid spicy foods and pay attention to drinking more water. Currently, take medication on schedule, drink a lot of water, urinate frequently, and do not be in a hurry—avoid sexual activity or intercourse.