The symptoms of epididymitis are so terrible!

Some men may experience lower abdominal distension and pain, accompanied by testicular pain, etc. They think this is normal. In fact, this may be a pre-symptom of epididymitis. In addition, this disease has more symptoms. The following is a detailed introduction for everyone:

1. Symptoms of epididymitis: lower abdominal distension and pain, testicular pain (what we call testicular pain), which is more common in clinical diseases such as orchitis. Its incidence rate is also very high, and the main symptoms are scrotal distension, pulling pain in the lower abdomen and groin, testicular pain and swelling, etc. However, although the disease can be basically judged from the symptoms, it is still necessary to go to the hospital for formal examination for confirmation. In the treatment of epididymitis, you can take Chinese medicine diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills, which have the effects of sterilization and anti-inflammatory, and the effect is very good. I wish you good health!

2. Epididymitis is mostly caused by the spread of infection from adjacent organs. It manifests as sudden pain in the scrotum, epididymal swelling, obvious tenderness, and may be accompanied by fever, epididymal nodules, etc. In addition, epididymitis belongs to the category of epididymitis in traditional Chinese medicine. The clinical manifestations are sudden onset, pain and swelling in the scrotum, accompanied by fever, chills and other systemic infection symptoms. The pain can radiate to the groin, lower abdomen and perineum.

3. There is tenderness in the groin area, the scrotum is enlarged, and the local skin is red and swollen. If abscesses are formed, the skin becomes dry and thin, and easy to fall off. Abscesses can also rupture on their own. If the doctor is seen in time, the boundary between the enlarged and hardened epididymis and the testicle is clear, but after a few hours, the testicle and epididymis become a hard lump, the spermatic cord becomes thicker due to edema, and secondary hydrocele appears after a few days, and there may be secretions in the urethra.

4. Chronic epididymitis is more common. Some patients become chronic because the acute phase is not completely cured, but most patients do not have a clear acute phase. The inflammation is often secondary to chronic prostatitis or injury. Patients often feel dull pain and bloating in the scrotum on the affected side. The pain often extends to the lower abdomen and the ipsilateral inguinal groove. Sometimes there may be secondary hydrocele. During examination, the epididymis often has varying degrees of enlargement and hardening, with mild tenderness, and the ipsilateral vas deferens may be thickened.

5. Sudden onset, high fever, elevated white blood cells, swelling and pain in the affected scrotum, a feeling of heaviness, pulling pain in the lower abdomen and groin, aggravated when standing or walking. The affected epididymis is enlarged and has obvious tenderness. When the inflammation is large, both the epididymis and testicles are swollen, and the boundary between the two is unclear, which is called epididymal orchitis. The spermatic cord on the affected side is thickened and also tender. Generally, acute symptoms can gradually subside after a week. When the testicles show adverse symptoms, you should go to the regular reproductive infection department for a relevant examination as soon as possible, and receive targeted treatment according to the cause, so as to obtain good treatment results.