Which department should I go to for epididymitis?

Patients with epididymitis will experience symptoms of scrotal discomfort, generally with pain, swelling, and a feeling of falling down. In addition, the pain experienced by the patient can radiate to the lower abdomen and the inner thigh in the same direction. For the patient, it will be a very uncomfortable symptom. So, which department should you go to for a check-up in the hospital?

1. Epididymitis can be treated in the urology department. Generally, reliable hospitals have such a department, and patients can go to such hospitals for treatment. Be sure to avoid choosing some unprofessional hospitals, some private hospitals, or small hospitals. Do not go there, as it will always delay the patient's treatment opportunities and is unlikely to have a good treatment effect and method. Patients must have confidence in themselves and take responsibility. They should not take advantage of some hospitals that shirk their responsibilities. Patients should pay attention to getting a good rest on a regular basis.

2. Epididymitis can be linked to men's diseases. Patients can go to more professional hospitals for outpatient treatment and get very good results. They can choose to use antibiotics for intravenous treatment, which can quickly reduce inflammation and relieve pain, and have a very good effect on alleviating the patient's condition. Patients need to avoid frequent sexual intercourse. The general causes of epididymitis include: long foreskin, urethral infection, urethral dilation, and unclean sexual life. If pain occurs, you must go to the hospital for treatment, otherwise it will become more and more serious.

3. Patients with epididymitis can go to a professional men's hospital for outpatient examination. In a men's specialist hospital, they can make an appointment with a surgical hospital for regular examination and treatment, which will have very good results. Patients must follow the doctor's instructions for corresponding treatment. They also need to pay attention to the environmental hygiene of the reproductive organs, change their underwear frequently, and try to wear looser underwear. Avoid wearing too tight underwear, and do not eat spicy food. Patients need to quit smoking and drinking, and avoid excessively strenuous exercise.

Finally, it is better for patients with epididymitis to actively carry out treatment and examination. After diagnosis, they should cooperate with the doctor's treatment. After the condition is under control, the patient's symptoms will also be relieved a lot. It is very good to drink more warm water and maintain a daily urination of more than 2000ml.