Testicular calcification

I believe that many people are not aware of the symptoms of testicular calcification. This is because of the stones on the organs. We can detect them through CT. This disease will cause pathological changes in the function of the organs. The more common ones are lung calcification foci and liver calcification foci. Scars on the skin can also cause calcification spots on the testicles. Therefore, you should pay attention to the hygiene of the testicles and avoid overwork.

Calcification refers to the presence of calcium deposits in an organ with strong echoes or high-density images similar to stones detected by B-ultrasound or CT images. Common calcifications include lung calcifications, liver calcifications, prostate calcifications, and kidney calcifications. Calcifications are generally caused by inflammation and tuberculosis, and are formed by calcium salt deposition in local tissues. For example, pulmonary tuberculosis can form calcifications in the lungs after cure. It may also be a fibrotic scar formed after local tissue necrosis, such as calcifications in the liver.

Testicular calcification is a scar formed after orchitis. It is generally harmless and does not require treatment. The causes of testicular calcification include: ① Testicular stones are the most common factor; ② Chronic testicular inflammation or trauma; ③ Parasitic infection; ④ Congenital development; ⑤ Testicular tuberculosis.

Pay more attention to your daily life, do not overwork, do not stay up late, live a regular life, have regular daily routines, and prevent colds. Colds and overwork can easily lead to low immune function.

In short, there is no need to be blindly afraid of testicular calcification. Differentiate between testicular infection and inflammation. Only by clarifying the cause can targeted treatment be adopted. Calcification generally does not change and is harmless, so there is no need to worry. Just pay attention to regular checkups and close observation.