Generally speaking, inflammation of the paratesticular breast may be accompanied by reddening of the skin, elevated skin temperature, localized pain, swelling, fever and other symptoms, and in severe cases, paratesticular breast pus and chills may even occur.
1. Reddening of skin: the lighter skin layer of the paratesticular breast appears red.
2. Increased skin temperature: when the inflammation is more serious, the skin will feel a little hot when touched on the surface.
3. Localized pain and swelling: the paratesticular breasts are larger than before and painful when pressed by hand.
4. Pus in the paratesticular breast: some patients have pus in the paratesticular breast due to inflammation and infection, accompanied by swelling and pain.
Patients with paratitis may also have fever and other symptoms. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time for a series of tests such as blood routine, receive professional diagnosis, and receive medication or surgical treatment under the guidance of the doctor in order to avoid deterioration of the condition.