The scrotum is uncomfortable and has a sinking feeling

Orchitis and epididymitis are one of the common causes of vaginal pain. Many people experience acute attacks of fever, epididymal cysts, acute swelling and pain in the testicles, which later become chronic, with falling pain coming one after another, sometimes mild and sometimes severe. Sometimes the patient himself can feel a small, painful lump in his vagina. What should we do about the discomfort and sinking feeling in the vagina?

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Examination and diagnosis of vaginal pain

Acute symptoms include high fever, tremors, testicular pain radiating into the abdomen, and nausea and vomiting; acute mumps orchitis usually appears 3-4 days after mumps occurs. The fever reaches 40°C and is accompanied by physical exhaustion, swollen vagina, enlarged testicles, hydrocele, and obvious tenderness. If it is mumps, parotid gland swelling can also be detected.

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Diagnosis of vaginal pain

1. The spermatozoa becomes thicker and swollen

Thickening, enlargement and swelling of the spermatic cord is one of the symptoms of spermatic corditis.

2. Descent of scrotum

Some young men often feel that their vagina is thick and falling, or it is swollen and uncomfortable, followed by dull pain. Most people feel that this couple has something to do with their inappropriate sex life. In fact, the causes of vaginal pain are in various fields, including symptomatic and non-symptomatic factors.

3. Testicular enlargement

Testicular enlargement refers to the change of the vaginal skin and its contents (thecal testicles, epididymal cysts and spermatozoa), or the reduction of abdominal contents (liver, ascites, internal organs), etc. into the vagina, causing the capacity of the vagina to expand.

4. Scrotal enlargement

Scrotum enlargement refers to the change of the skin of the scrotum and its contents (tunica vaginalis, testicles, epididymal cysts and spermatozoa), or the reduction of abdominal contents (liver, ascites, internal organs), etc. into the scrotum, causing the volume of the scrotum to expand.

Mitigation methods

Avoidance of vaginal pain

For orchitis, many broad-spectrum effective antibiotics should be used intravenously to control inflammation in the early stage to reduce the occurrence of suppurative orchitis and testicular cysts in men. Particular attention should be paid to acute mumps orchitis, whose bilateral lesions can lead to irreversible damage to spermatogenesis and even testicular atrophy, leading to infertility in young men. Therefore, the key to avoid this disease is that adolescents and children under 1 year old can be vaccinated against pathogens. The use of live attenuated influenza mumps virus vaccine can prevent influenza mumps and distributed orchitis. Influenza mumps Superman 2 immune globulin can reduce the development trend of symptoms. Basic use of estrogen or renal hormones may prevent orchitis in patients with influenza and mumps, but there are also arguments.