How long does it take for scrotal hematoma to heal?

There are many reasons for scrotal hematoma. The scrotum is a special part, and hematoma usually needs to be treated actively. If it is not treated in time, the hematoma cannot be eliminated in time, and it is likely to cause infection and inflammation, which has a great impact on people's daily life. Try to rest in bed, do not wear tight clothes, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and apply hot compresses appropriately, which will help the absorption of hematoma.

How long does it take for scrotal hematoma to heal?

If blood swells in the scrotum, it basically needs further examination to make a clear judgment. Basically, it can be controlled and recovered through treatment to achieve clinical improvement without other adverse reactions and symptoms. Pay attention to personal hygiene habits and rest, and eat less greasy, spicy, raw, cold and cold food. Theoretically, scrotal blood swells can be controlled by a local drug, and the recovery time is also in a normal period of time. Generally, it is recovered through absorption, choosing a high-protein diet, and medication, or surgery, and completely recovered. Everyone's situation is not fixed. Usually there is no aggravation. It is just a blood swell caused by trauma. It takes about ten days. Basically, it can be recovered. There are no problems and damages. You can rest assured.

1. How to solve the problem of scrotal hematoma in men

Generally speaking, the pain of scrotal hematoma is not too severe, and some boys do not need pain relief. For those with severe pain, oral painkillers and other drugs can be used for symptomatic treatment. After 1-2 days of rest, the pain will be significantly relieved, and the hematoma will subside in 1-2 weeks.

It should be noted that if the trauma is too severe, the scrotal pain is very severe, cold sweats are dripping, and oral analgesics are difficult to relieve the pain; if the scrotal blood swelling is huge and continues to grow, it often indicates that there may be more serious injuries such as testicular rupture. In this case, it cannot be handled only according to the above principles, but should be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment as soon as possible.

In addition, if parents and children are unsure about the scrotal hematoma, even if the symptoms are relatively mild, they should go to the hospital for a doctor's diagnosis and identification. When sending children to the hospital, it is best not to walk to avoid aggravating local injuries or causing increased scrotal bleeding and enlargement of the hematoma.

2. Causes of scrotal hematoma

Closure damage

Including scrotal contusion and scrotal hematoma, the injury factors are often kicking, strangulation, compression, etc., which often occur in daily sports and heavy physical labor, and are mainly blunt injuries.

Open injury

Including lacerations, avulsions, penetrating injuries and gunshot wounds, etc., which often occur in industrial and mining labor, combat injuries or animal bites, etc., and are mainly sharp injuries.

3. How to diagnose scrotal hematoma?

The diagnosis of scrotal injury is not difficult. The diagnosis is based on the following: history of scrotal trauma; scrotal swelling and pain, ecchymosis on the surface skin, hematoma in the scrotum, open injury with scrotal skin tearing and exposed testicles; negative transillumination test.

When diagnosing scrotal injury, attention should be paid to: whether the scrotal injury is accompanied by other injuries, such as penile injury, testicular injury, testicular torsion, spermatic cord injury, etc.; the scope of scrotal hematoma; whether there is foreign matter in the scrotum.