Scrotal discomfort and a feeling of falling

Orchitis and epididymitis are one of the common causes of scrotal pain. Most patients experience acute onset of fever, epididymal cyst, acute swelling and pain of the testicles, which then become chronic, and the pain comes one after another, sometimes light and sometimes heavy. Sometimes the patient can touch a small painful lump in the scrotum. What should we do about the discomfort and feeling of scrotal pain?

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Examination and diagnosis of scrotal prolapse pain

Acute symptoms include high fever, shivering, testicular pain radiating to the groin, accompanied by nausea and vomiting; acute mumps orchitis usually occurs 3-4 sun rises after the onset of mumps, with a fever of up to 40°C and prolonged fatigue, scrotal swelling, testicular enlargement, hydrocele, and obvious tenderness. If it is mumps-related, enlarged parotid glands may also be found.

Confirmed

Confirmation of scrotal pain

1. Thickening, enlargement and swelling of the spermatic cord: Thickening, enlargement and swelling of the spermatic cord is one of the symptoms of orchitis.

2. Scrotal prolapse: Some guys often feel that their scrotum is thick and falling down, or swollen and uncomfortable, and accompanied by dull pain. Most people think that this is related to improper sexual life between husband and wife. In fact, the causes of scrotal prolapse are various, with symptoms and non-symptomatic factors.

3. Testicular enlargement: Testicular enlargement refers to changes in the scrotal skin and its contents (the tunica vaginalis, testis, epitesticular cyst and spermatozoa), or the reduction of abdominal contents (ascites, internal organs) into the scrotum, resulting in an expansion of the scrotal volume.

4. Scrotal enlargement: Scrotal enlargement refers to changes in the scrotal skin and its contents (tunica vaginalis, testicles, epididymal cysts and seminal tract), or the reduction of abdominal contents (ascites, internal organs) into the scrotum, resulting in an expansion of the scrotal volume.

Relief methods

How to avoid scrotal pain

For orchitis, a wide range of effective antibiotics should be used intravenously in the early stage to control inflammation in order to reduce the occurrence of purulent orchitis and testicular cysts in men. In particular, attention should be paid to acute mumps orchitis, whose bilateral lesions can cause irreversible damage to spermatogenesis and even testicular atrophy, leading to male infertility. Therefore, the key to preventing this disease is that adolescents under 1 year old can be vaccinated. The use of live attenuated influenza mumps virus vaccine can prevent influenza mumps and distributed orchitis, and influenza mumps super 2 human immunoglobulin can reduce the development trend of symptoms. The basic application of estrogen or renal function hormones may have the effect of preventing orchitis in patients with influenza and mumps, but there are also disputes.