What should we pay attention to in testicular tuberculosis?

Testicular tuberculosis is not a trivial matter. Although there are few patients with this disease, once you have it, not only do you have to admit that you are not good, but you will also have a feeling of testicular pain all the time. If you have testicular stones, you may have a true Buddha nature and stay away from women. What is even more embarrassing is that you will often feel weak all over, and you will urinate urgently, frequently, and cannot urinate completely.

Testicular tuberculosis: Among male genital tuberculosis, only testicular tuberculosis is rare. This is because most male reproductive tuberculosis is secondary to urinary tuberculosis, such as renal tuberculosis. Testicular tuberculosis is mostly caused by the spread of prostate, seminal vesicle, vas deferens, and epididymal tuberculosis. The main clinical manifestations of testicular tuberculosis, in addition to the general symptoms of tuberculosis poisoning, general fatigue, and low fever, are mild local testicular pain and a feeling of pain and drooping. It is difficult to diagnose in the early stage. A small number of acute cases often have epididymal tuberculosis at the same time. It can be manifested as testicular enlargement, obvious pain, enlarged testicles, slightly hard and smooth texture, sometimes accompanied by thickening of the vas deferens, nodules can be felt, or beaded, etc. When combined with testicular hydrocele, the testicles can be felt to have a cystic feeling and obvious enlargement. When there is tuberculosis of the prostate and seminal vesicle at the same time, the patient may have frequent urination, urgency, pain, low libido, impotence, spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, hematospermia, etc.

Causes:

Among male genital tuberculosis, only testicular tuberculosis is rare, because most male reproductive tuberculosis is secondary to urinary tuberculosis, such as renal tuberculosis. Testicular tuberculosis is mostly caused by the spread of tuberculosis in the prostate, seminal vesicle, vas deferens, and epididymis.

Clinical manifestations:

The main clinical manifestations of testicular tuberculosis, in addition to the general symptoms of tuberculosis poisoning, general fatigue, and low fever, are mild local testicular pain, implicit pain and a sense of falling. It is difficult to diagnose in the early stage. A small number of cases are acute, and epididymal tuberculosis is often present at the same time. It can be manifested as enlarged testicles, obvious pain, enlarged testicles, slightly hard and smooth texture, sometimes accompanied by thickening of the vas deferens, nodules can be touched, or beaded, etc. When combined with testicular hydrocele, the testicles can be touched to have a cystic feeling and obvious enlargement. When there is tuberculosis of the prostate and seminal vesicle at the same time, the patient may have frequent urination, urgency, pain, low libido, impotence, spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, hematospermia, etc.