What causes testicular bleeding?

Men with testicular bleeding should be alert to filariasis. Filarial worms can parasitize in human lymphatic tissue and subcutaneous tissue, as well as in peritoneal tissue. After the disease occurs, it manifests as lymphadenitis or lymphangitis, which can cause blockage of lymphatic vessels and may also cause bleeding. There is a rich lymphatic and blood circulation near the testicles of the human body. If infected by filariasis, it can cause bleeding.

If the lymph of the male testis is infected with blood filariasis, active treatment is required. Furanoxime developed in China in recent years has a strong effect on adults, and has a strong killing effect on adults and microfilariae of cotton rat wireworms, Malayan filariasis and Bancroftian wireworms. Its insecticidal activity and efficacy are superior to those of diethylcarbamazine (Haidan). For Bancroftian wireworm disease, 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day, divided into 3 times, taken after meals, for 7 consecutive days as a course of treatment; for Malayan filariasis, 15-20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day, divided into 3 times, taken after meals, for 6 consecutive days as a course of treatment.

Hemofilariasis can cause acute inflammation of lymphatic tissue, such as acute lymphangitis and lymphadenitis. The site of disease is mostly located in the lower body, with periodic attacks, accompanied by high fever and chills. It can also cause filarial fever, with periodic attacks of chills and fever. Or it can induce spermatic cord inflammation, epididymitis, orchitis, testicular and epididymal swelling, tenderness, spermatic cord nodules and tenderness.

If you suspect blood filariasis, you should actively do an examination. You can test blood counts, and the most common deterioration is to conduct immunological tests, such as complement binding test, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, etc. You can also do further etiological tests to find microfilariae. Although blood filariasis can cause male reproductive organ diseases, fortunately, the incidence of blood filariasis is very low at present, and if you actively treat it after the onset of the disease, you can recover.