Category: Epididymitis

The difference between epididymitis and prostatitis is that the epididymis is located in the back of the testicles within the scrotum, and when inflammation occurs, it can appear with local…

There are many reasons why a hard lump grows next to a male testicle, such as epididymal cyst, epididymal orchitis, epididymal tuberculosis, testicular nodules, etc. It is necessary to go…

　　Epididymitis is a more common disease in young and middle-aged men, caused by pathogenic bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus or Streptococcus entering the epididymis retrograde via the vas deferens.…

It takes a minimum of about 10 days for epididymitis to take medication before it may be well. Epididymitis is one of the most common diseases of male genital infection,…

　　Acute epididymitis has a sudden onset with swelling, fever, and pain in the epididymis (may involve outwardly to the groin, lower back, and lower abdomen), local and spermatic cord coarseness…

　　Cryptorchidism surgery is a kind of surgery unique to men, and there will be obvious damage to the testicles and scrotum area when the surgery is performed. Therefore, it takes…

After epididymitis occurs, there can be local hardening of the epididymis. During acute infection, there is swelling of the epididymis, which causes increased tension and therefore hardening of the epididymis.…

　　In the clinic, we often encounter patients who ask about a small lump next to the “balls” that is not painful or itchy, and wonder what it is. Does it…

　　Epididymitis is divided into acute epididymitis and chronic epididymitis. Patients generally need to abstain from sex for 3-6 months to prevent aggravation of the disease during treatment.　　Epididymitis is often caused…

　　Epididymitis itself is an inflammation of the internal genital organs, and the use of levofloxacin for treatment is generally recommended to be taken orally for 7-10 days, but it fluctuates…