Orchitis is a common disease. Do you know the early symptoms of orchitis? How to treat it?

Orchitis is usually caused by pathogenic bacteria and viruses, with an incidence of 12% to 18%. The symptoms of orchitis are testicular swelling, pain, fever, and sometimes chills.

When a man suffers from acute orchitis, sexual intercourse difficulties may occur, because the blood vessel congestion caused by excitement can cause pain in the inflamed testicles, the pressure generated during sexual intercourse, and the rotation and elevation of testicles can also cause pain.

What are the symptoms of early orchitis?
1. The symptoms of orchitis include testicular pain, radiation pain in scrotum, thigh root and inguinal region.

2. Orchitis also has some systemic symptoms, such as high fever, chills, nausea and vomiting, which cause great harm to men.

3. When symptoms appear in patients with orchitis, they may be accompanied by fever and sometimes chills.

4. There are also some local symptoms of orchitis, such as: testicular pain, sometimes severe pain, and radiation to the groin, scrotal skin swelling, testicular swelling obvious and tender.

5. Patients with orchitis often have symptoms of redness and swelling of scrotal skin and hydrocele of scrotal inner sheath.

How to treat orchitis？
1. External application. External application of adzuki bean powder and duck egg white to scrotum or ice compress once or twice a day can relieve pain and help to reduce testicular swelling.

2. Natrural therapy. The principle of treatment is clearing away heat, detoxifying liver and calming fire. The medicines are Radix Bupleuri, Radix Scutellariae, Radix Plantagonis, etc. For viral orchitis, honeysuckle and dandelion can be used.

Herbal remedy like Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill, a patent medicine for urogenital medicine, contains honeysuckle, plantain seed, bupleurum, Scutellaria Baicalensis, Dandelion and other ingredients. It comes from nature and is a natural plant formula. It does not produce drug resistance and can cure orchitis.

3. Treatment of bacterial orchitis. Procaine penicillin is usually used, 800,000 units per time, twice a day, intramuscular injection. Or gentamicin, 80,000 units per time, twice a day, intramuscular injection for 5-7 days.

After the inflammation has been controlled, oral antibiotics such as pioneering mycin, compound neotamine or flurazine acid should be used instead.

It can be seen that the early symptoms of orchitis are still obvious, as long as we pay attention to these symptoms, we can alleviate symptoms and treat them in time to prevent the aggravation of the disease.