Testicular tuberculosis, clinically most of them are secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis, can also be caused by epididymal tuberculosis spread to the testicle. Treatment: 1. Chest X-ray or chest CT is routinely needed to find out whether there is untreated tuberculosis. 2. Regular, adequate and active anti-tuberculosis treatment is carried out, and the medication is recommended to choose quadruple drugs. Specifically, isoniazid 0.3g orally once a day. Rifampicin capsules 0.45g oral, once a day. Ethambutol tablets 0.25g oral, three times a day. Pyrazinamide tablets 0.25g, three times a day, continuous oral for six months. 3, if the chest X-ray is reviewed, there is no tuberculosis or has been calcified, tuberculosis antibody is negative, the sedimentation rate is less than 20mm/h, then it suggests that it can be cured. However, if the nodules of epididymis or testis can be felt by hand, surgical excision of tuberculosis nodules can also be considered.