What medicine is most effective for testicular pain?

In real life, testicular pain is a common disease in the male body. Generally, there are many reasons for testicular pain. This may be a symptom caused by prostatitis. Testicular pain will not only easily affect normal life, but also easily lead to some complications. Testicular pain can be treated by taking some medications, such as antibiotics or antibacterial drugs.

What medicine is most effective for testicular pain?

Testicular pain is first considered to be caused by chronic prostatitis. In this case, the most important thing is to do routine prostatic fluid examination and prostatic fluid culture to clarify the type of pathogenic microorganisms and drug sensitivity, and then choose drug treatment. If it is bacterial prostatitis, sensitive antibiotics need to be used for at least two weeks to completely kill the pathogenic microorganisms.

What causes prostate pain in men?

Men's health experts say that male prostate pain is mainly caused by some bad habits of men:

1. Alcoholism: Excessive drinking can cause congestion of capillaries throughout the body, resulting in mild edema, and the prostate is no exception. The prostate is surrounded by muscle fibrous connective tissue, so edema mainly swells inward into the gland, making it easy to be infected and develop prostate hyperplasia.

2. Eating spicy food: Eating chili peppers can stimulate the digestive tract, cause congestion in the urinary tract, and easily lead to constipation. These are all very detrimental to the local metabolism of the prostate and can induce inflammation.

3. Sitting for a long time: It is related to occupation, such as drivers, office workers, etc. On the one hand, abdominal pressure increases the pressure on the prostate. On the other hand, when sitting, the prostate is in a horizontal position, and its urethra prostate part and the prostate gland duct opening at it are in the same plane. Therefore, if there are bacteria in the urine, it is easy to retrograde into the gland duct and cause inflammation.

4. Don’t like to drink water: As for the formation of prostate disease, if you don’t drink water, the urine will be concentrated, and the harmful and toxic substances in the urine will accumulate, which will easily flow back into the prostate duct and cause harm and disease. Therefore, people who don’t like to drink water are prone to prostate disease.

5. Long-term habitual constipation: Due to the anatomical location, the posterior lobe of the prostate is closely attached to the rectum. If constipated, the feces in the rectum will squeeze the prostate forward, causing local blood circulation disorders. In addition, constipation will produce some toxins that enter the blood and cause systemic dysfunction and reduce the body's immune level.

Massage therapy

The so-called prostate massage therapy is a therapy that achieves the goal of relieving the accumulation of prostate secretions, improving local blood circulation, and promoting the absorption and disappearance of inflammation by regularly massaging the prostate, draining prostate fluid, and expelling inflammatory substances.

Prostate massage is particularly suitable for patients with retention and chronic bacterial prostatitis, where the glands are full, soft, and have more purulent secretions. It is both a diagnostic method and a treatment method. Some people believe that the therapeutic significance of this method can even exceed that of antibiotics.

Specific operation method: The patient takes the chest-knee position, and the operator wears a rubber glove with the right index finger, applies lubricating paraffin oil, and gently massages the anus and then slowly extends it into the rectum. After touching the prostate, the last knuckle of the index finger is facing the rectal surface of the prostate, and the prostate is pressed from the outside to the top, inside to the bottom, that is, first press from both sides of the gland to the midline 3 to 4 times, and then squeeze out the prostate fluid from the central groove from top to bottom to the external opening of the urethra. Generally, massage 1 to 2 times a week. The massage technique should be "light and slow", pay attention to asking the patient's feelings, and avoid rough and repeated strong pressing to avoid unnecessary damage. In addition, it is recommended that the patient urinate immediately after the massage, so that the inflammatory secretions accumulated in the urethra can be discharged with urine.

The starting point of this therapy is to consider the occurrence of symptoms of chronic prostatitis, which is mainly due to the swelling of purulent exudate in the alveoli and interstitium, which is difficult to drain.

Contraindications of this therapy: Patients suspected of prostate tuberculosis or tumors are contraindicated from massage. Patients with prostate atrophy or sclerosis are not suitable for massage. Prostate massage is contraindicated during acute attacks of chronic prostatitis to avoid causing the spread of inflammation and even septicemia.