What department should men go to for testicular examination?

Generally, if you want to check your testicles, you should go to the urology department or the men's department of the hospital for examination. In many large and medium-sized hospitals, the selection of departments is very detailed. You can see a male doctor for testicles, or you can go to the urology department for treatment. In many township health centers, you can just go to the urology department for treatment. If you suspect that your testicles are diseased, it is recommended that when you go to the doctor, the doctor touches the scrotum with his hands to find the characteristics of the testicular disease. At the same time, you should do a scrotal color Doppler ultrasound to reasonably assess whether the testicles are enlarged and whether the epididymal cyst is normal.

To check male sexual function, you need to make an appointment at the urology department or reproductive department. The diagnosis and treatment scope of these departments includes erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, loss of libido, oligospermia, asthenospermia and other male sexual dysfunction diseases, so you need to go to the above departments for medical treatment. In addition, the doctors in these departments can make professional explanations of the test results such as routine semen examination, male genital blood graph, cavernous body arteriovenous pressure, etc. Then confirm the disease diagnosis and formulate an effective and reasonable treatment plan according to the patient's condition.

In addition, if the patient has no organic disease but only suffers from multiple sexual symptoms, the patient can also go to the Chinese medicine department for treatment, and can treat male sexual dysfunction by taking Chinese herbal medicine orally. Chinese medicine has certain advantages in treating male diseases, and Chinese herbal medicine has fewer side effects on the body.

Testicular pain requires seeing a urologist, as male testicles belong to the urinary system. It is recommended that you go to the urology department of a local tertiary hospital for outpatient treatment. First, you need to do a B-ultrasound and urine test of the urinary system. If the diagnosis is difficult, you can choose to do a male testicular puncture biopsy to make a definitive diagnosis. Male testicular pain is most commonly caused by orchitis, epididymitis, testicular cysts, and seminal vesiculitis. If necessary, you can choose to use medication for treatment, such as levofloxacin hydrochloride tablets and honeysuckle camellia granules. Some parts can be applied with a hot cotton towel, and it is best to use vasodilator drugs, such as Maizhiling Capsules.