What to do if there are small bumps in the testicles

Small bumps are a common phenomenon of skin infection. Because bumps are common and will heal on their own after a period of time, many friends do not pay attention to this small problem. However, if the small bumps on the testicles are signs of disease in some cases, you must not take it lightly.

1. Orchitis may cause serious diseases, such as endocrine diseases, nephritis and other kidney diseases, urinary tract infectious diseases, malignant tumors, etc.

2. Orchitis damage can cause a decline in male sexual function or even complete loss of sexual function.

3. Orchitis damage can cause dead sperm, azoospermia, loss of reproductive ability, and transmit inflammatory infectious bacteria to spouses, leading to gynecological diseases in women.

What to do if there are small bumps in the testicles? It is a typical symptom of orchitis. Orchitis can be cured. As long as the disease is discovered and treated systematically and effectively, it is completely possible to prevent testicular damage. The pros and cons of general treatment methods: 1. Antibiotics and analgesics can only relieve temporary pain, treat the symptoms but not the root cause, and the effect cannot be seen immediately. Moreover, long-term use will make pathogenic bacteria resistant and have great side effects. 2. Since the disease often coexists with urethritis and prostatitis, and urethritis and prostatitis are relatively difficult to treat infectious diseases, this directly increases the difficulty of treating orchitis.

In fact, the treatment of orchitis requires a systematic and scientific treatment method. If the prostate is involved, it will not only hinder the later treatment, but also affect fertility. For patients who want to have children, it is a big blow. It is recommended that patients go to a regular men's hospital and never let orchitis affect their happy life.

Small bumps on the testicles may be a sign of orchitis, so when small bumps appear frequently, you should pay attention and go to the hospital for a specific examination. Pay attention to rest, don't stay up late, change and wash underwear frequently, keep the testicles and reproductive organs clean, eat a light diet, and don't smoke or drink.