How to treat testicular nodules

The so-called testicular nodules are nodules that develop at the upper end of the testicles. They can be felt by hand, and the size is not obvious. Patients with testicular nodules can undergo B-ultrasound examinations. If they are not properly resolved, there is no need for surgical treatment. Patients should undergo regular physical examinations. If the testicular nodules are red and swollen and the size increases, and they feel very uncomfortable, they should be treated immediately. Maintain good living hygiene as much as possible, do not exercise too vigorously, and avoid eating too stimulating foods.

Generally speaking, there are conservative treatments and surgical treatments for testicular nodules. If the nodules are not obvious, surgical treatment should not be rushed. If the course of the disease has been relatively long and there is no obvious deterioration trend during this process, it seems that there is little point in rushing for surgery.

The treatment of testicular nodules should be based on the examination and subjective feelings. Surgery on the testicles and scrotal contents still has certain risks. In severe cases, it may even affect the other testicle. Of course, the possibility of problems is not very high, but once a problem occurs, it should have a great impact on future life.

Although the surgery for testicular nodules is not a big deal, according to experience, the pain of the patient is very great. It is recommended to do a good job of self-examination of the testicles and go to the hospital for regular checkups to detect changes in the condition at any time.

Patients with testicular nodules can undergo semen tests to see if the nodules affect the quality of semen. Usually, you should pay attention to avoid trauma. You can consider surgical treatment after childbirth. You can also try Chinese medicine. 9g of dandelion, 10g of aconite, 5g of Bauhinia bark, 5g each of Salvia miltiorrhiza and Old Crane Grass, 2g of Puhuang charcoal, 3g each of frankincense charcoal, myrrh charcoal, and groundworm, 4g each of Liu Ji Nu, Ze Lan, and Angelica sinensis, 3g each of rhubarb and Panax notoginseng, and 1g of Su Mu. Grind them into powder, mix with honey and cold boiled water and apply to the scrotum. Note: Be sure to use the best quality honey.

Testicular nodules rarely worsen, and most patients can absorb them on their own without affecting their sexual life. If testicular nodules are accompanied by acute orchitis or epididymitis, the inflammation should be actively treated. Patients should be relaxed, not too worried, not too burdened with work, and learn to self-regulate psychological pressure. The treatment of male testicular nodules focuses on lifestyle adjustment.