Lower abdomen and scrotal bloating pain

What is the cause of the pain in the lower abdomen and scrotum? Symptoms of urinary tract infection may include urgent urination, frequent urination, difficult urination, pain and burning sensation when urinating, discomfort in the lower abdomen, pain in the waist, fever and chills. If you suspect a urinary tract infection, it is best to go to the hospital for an outpatient clinic for urinalysis, urine bacterial culture, X-ray, B-ultrasound and other tests according to the symptoms, so that the doctor can make targeted treatment based on the results of the examination.

In terms of treatment, antibiotics can be taken orally or injected, but prevention is better than cure. Common problems are as follows:

1. Drink plenty of water, keep more than 3000cc of water per day. 2. Empty the bladder at least every 3 to 4 hours. 3. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene. After using the toilet, women should wipe from the vulva to the back of the anus with handkerchiefs, and cannot wipe back and forth. 4. Avoid irritating foods, drinking alcohol or freshly ground coffee. 5. Eat more fresh fruits containing vitamin C, oranges, lemons, and plum juice to maintain the acidity and alkalinity of urine. 6. Take a shower. 7. Couples must urinate before and after sexual intercourse. 8. Do not hold urine, especially pregnant women. 9. Take medicine according to the doctor's instructions, and do not stop taking medicine without authorization after the symptoms are eliminated. 10. Patients with diabetes, urethral stones, and thyroid hypertrophy are prone to urinary tract infections. Be careful and receive appropriate treatment.

Lower abdomen and scrotal pain may be prostatitis. Urgent and frequent urination, unclean urination, pain in the lower abdomen and perineum, and decreased sexual function are key symptoms. It is recommended to go to the urology department of the hospital for a pre-examination pulse fluid test plus a segmental urine and semen structure test. A positive result can confirm the diagnosis. B-ultrasound shows that the structure of male prostate tissue is unclear and chaotic, which can indicate prostatitis and is of great help in diagnosing the disease.

Treatment: Erythromycin, ceftazidime, levofloxacin are preferred. A certain amount of treatment is required, and medication is taken according to the course of treatment. In addition, optional cooperation is available: blood pressure hot water bath or acupuncture therapy blood massage prostate once a week to supplement quitting smoking, drinking and spicy food, avoiding long-term riding and sitting, and regular sex life. Chinese medicine treatment.