What medicine should I take for left testicular pain?

Men are prone to some male diseases. Some male diseases may cause symptoms such as testicular pain and swelling, which may have a negative impact on the patient's daily life and work. Patients need to actively diagnose the cause of the symptoms and then use medication to treat them, so that the symptoms will not easily develop to a very serious level and will not cause more damage. What Chinese medicine should be taken to reduce testicular pain?

If you want to know what medicine to use to treat testicular pain and swelling as soon as possible, you must first clearly understand the cause of this type of symptom. Generally speaking, the common causes are epididymitis and orchitis, both of which cause testicular pain and swelling. If patients want to know the cause of the symptom, they must go to a professional hospital for a physical examination in time. This type of symptom can be diagnosed based on relevant examinations, and then only targeted treatment is needed.

After the diagnosis of orchitis, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out immediately. Levofloxacin and other drugs can be taken orally to improve symptoms. Next, bed rest should be carried out. The scrotum should be raised during bed rest. Combined with local heat compress and acupuncture therapy, the treatment effect is stronger. Patients can also use 1% lidocaine closed injection to relieve pain.

Patients with epididymitis should immediately understand whether the symptoms are subacute or chronic. Acute symptoms are best treated with bed rest. Painkillers and partial heat therapy should be used actively to relieve symptoms. In addition, they should be treated with antibiotics. In order to improve the treatment effect, patients should choose medications that are more sensitive to bacteria. Generally speaking, intravenous medication for 1-2 weeks and oral antibiotics for 2-4 weeks can achieve good treatment results.

If the patient's epididymitis is chronic, it should be treated with a combination of appropriate broad-spectrum antibiotics and physical therapy such as local heat. If necessary, berberine blood infiltration therapy can be partially applied to epididymal cysts. If the above method worsens and the treatment effect is poor, a surgical treatment plan should be selected immediately. The most common surgical method is epididymal cystectomy, and it is necessary to cooperate closely with the doctor's treatment.

If the cause of testicular pain and swelling is diagnosed promptly and medication is taken actively, the symptoms can be controlled to a relatively stable state without causing many negative effects on the patient. Patients should pay attention to drinking more water, eating more foods with mild nutrients, and try to reduce the consumption of strong irritating foods to avoid aggravating the condition.