How to treat orchitis

Orchitis is usually caused by bacteria. Male testicles rarely have bacterial infections themselves, because male testicles have a rich supply of blood and tissue fluid, and have a strong resistance to bacterial infections. Bacterial orchitis is mostly caused by adjacent epididymal cystitis, so it is also called epididymal cyst-orchitis. So, how to treat orchitis?

Healing

1. Bacterial infection orchitis

Rest in bed, lift up the scrotum, and apply partial heat. If the scrotal skin is significantly swollen, apply cold and wet compresses with 50% magnesium sulfate solution to help the inflammation dissipate. If the pain is severe, take painkillers. If the actual effect is not good, you can do a spermatorrhea closure of the affected limb. Systemic medication should be broad-spectrum antibiotics or antibiotics that are sensitive to Gram-negative bacteria, such as penicillin, penicillin, and various cephalosporins.

2. Diffuse nonspecific orchitis

Bilateral chronic orchitis can often lead to infertility. The key to treatment is to understand the cause of chronic orchitis.

3. Influenza, mumps, orchitis

(1) Antibiotics are ineffective against this disease, so drug treatment is the main treatment.

(2) The use of adrenal growth hormone has been shown to be effective for patients in the recovery period after surgery.

(3) 1% lidocaine basal spermatic cord closure can improve male testicular blood flow and maintain spermatogenesis.

(4) In addition to being effective in treating acute mumps orchitis, interferon suppositories also have a significant practical effect in preventing testicular atrophy.

4. Treatment of testicular pain

Medication treatment should be carried out on the basis of clarifying the cause of the disease. If the cause cannot be found for the time being, sedative and analgesic medication can be used. If necessary, sedative and procaine blockade therapy can be used.

prevent

1. Middle-aged men should pay attention to the maintenance of their testicles. Maintenance of testicles is the key to dealing with male erectile dysfunction.

2. If you feel pain during massage, it may be orchitis or epididymitis. Please go to the hospital for a physical examination immediately.

3. Acute mumps orchitis with bilateral lateralization can cause irreversible damage to spermatogenesis and even testicular atrophy, which can lead to male infertility.

4. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to increase the intake of vitamin C and other ingredients to enhance the body's ability to resist infection.

5. Avoid eating spicy food, irritating ingredients, smoking, drinking, standing or sitting for long periods of time, excessive sexual intercourse, frequent masturbation, etc.