Male perineum lumps

Male perineal pain generally needs to be considered to be related to prostatitis. In addition, it is necessary to combine the patient's other clinical manifestations to understand whether the patient has urinary urgency and frequency, lower abdominal pain, bifurcated urination, urinary retention, incomplete urination and other clinical manifestations. If the patient also has these clinical manifestations, then the possibility of prostatitis should be considered more. Once diagnosed with prostatitis, it can be treated with medication, such as taking cephalosporin, Qianli Shutong, or Zegui Longshuang. In addition, warm water sitz baths can be used to improve the patient's clinical manifestations.

The most common causes of male perineal pain are prostatitis, varicocele, epididymitis and other diseases, so it is necessary to make a diagnosis based on the corresponding examinations and then use medication for treatment. If it is caused by prostatitis, you can take Ningbitai capsules and Qianlikang tablets orally for treatment and relief. You can also use physical therapy methods such as warm water sitz baths and duodenal microwave heating, and avoid spicy foods and irritating foods. If you have the habit of drinking, it will not only not relieve the perineal pain, but will aggravate it.

For patients with mild symptoms, the perineal pain caused by varicose veins can be treated by taking Maizhiling tablets orally. However, for mild to moderate varicose veins, surgical treatment is needed to relieve this type of pain. Epididymitis is also treated with medication, using quinolone antibiotics, such as levofloxacin hydrochloride and gatifloxacin.

The most common disease for male perineum pain is prostatitis, followed by testicular epididymitis. The perineum of men contains bladder, prostate, genitals, scrotum, etc. The clinical manifestations of prostatitis patients will continue to show bifurcated urination, weak urination, white dripping from the urethra, etc., and they can go to the hospital for a semen test to confirm the condition. Scrotitis will continue to show symptoms such as scrotal pain and scrotal dampness, which can be confirmed by scrotal color Doppler ultrasound.