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Chronic Epididymitis is a pain or discomfort of at least 3 months of duration in the scrotum, testicle, or epididymis. When patients have chronic epididymitis, the pelvic floor often becomes guarded and spastic and the nerves that innervate the genitals become inflamed.
Today, (23M) I’m opening up about my two-year epididymitis condition, hoping to share insights that might save others from unnecessary pain. This journey was fraught with mistakes, learning, and eventual understanding, and I believe discussing it openly can help prevent similar struggles for others.
29 cze 2017 · Chronic epididymitis develops slowly and has a duller pain. It is a long-term problem that lasts for longer than 6 weeks. Males of any age can be affected by the condition. If the testicles...
How is epididymitis treated? Epididymitis treatment depends on the cause. Bacterial epididymitis. If bacteria cause epididymitis, treatment involves antibiotics. The most common medications include: Doxycycline. Ciprofloxacin. Levofloxacin. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. Most people need to take antibiotics for about one to two weeks.
Epididymitis treatments include antibiotics and anti-inflammatories which can be prescribed to reduce inflammation and fight off the infection. Surgery may be necessary in the event of necrosis, a scrotal abscess, or if the epididymitis is due to underlying defects (such as an enlarged prostate).
Many patients with unilateral or bilateral testicular, epididymal, or scrotal pain as their sole presenting symptom receive a diagnosis of “chronic epididymitis.” This common clinical entity is diagnosed and treated by practicing urologists but essentially ignored by academic urologists.
