What's the matter with a pimple on the side of the testicle?

Orchitis is a male disease that is particularly prone to occur in men. There are many reasons that may cause orchitis, such as bacterial infection, unclean sex life, and not paying attention to private hygiene. Once a man finds that he has orchitis, he should receive treatment according to the cause in time. Let's take a look at some of the common causes of orchitis.

Acute nonspecific orchitis

This type of orchitis is mainly caused by E. coli, Proteus, Staphylococcus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, because the bacteria spread to the testicles through the bloodstream, thus causing simple orchitis. Since the testicles have rich blood supply and strong resistance to infection, this type of orchitis is relatively rare.

Chronic nonspecific orchitis

There are two main causes of this type of orchitis. One is caused by fungal, spirochete, and parasitic infections. The other is caused by incomplete treatment of acute non-specific orchitis. This type of orchitis is more common because it has more pathogenic factors.

Acute mumps orchitis

Acute mumps orchitis is the most common type of orchitis, and it mainly occurs in the late puberty. The naked eye can see that the testicles are greatly enlarged and blue. When the testicles are cut open, the testicles cannot be squeezed out due to the reaction of the interstitial tissue and edema. And while the orchitis is healing, the testicles will become smaller and the interstitial fluid will be soft. At the same time, the seminiferous tubules will also show severe atrophy, but the testicular interstitial cells can still be preserved, so under normal circumstances, the secretion of testosterone will not be affected.

Orchitis can cause a lot of harm to the health of male friends. It is usually best to choose a more regular hospital for treatment in time. During the treatment period, special attention should be paid to diet. It is best not to eat some foods that can easily cause inflammation, especially irritating foods, such as chili peppers, peppercorns, etc.