With the continuous development of society, the pressure on men's lives is also increasing. Various reasons have led to infertility in many men. Today, the editor of 592 Baby Network will talk to you about how to treat male infertility and orchitis? Can we have children?

In fact, the treatment of male infertility caused by orchitis is very simple, and male friends don't have to worry too much. At present, the treatment methods for orchitis in domestic hospitals generally include physical therapy, drug therapy, and surgical treatment. But most orchitis can be cured without surgery. After treating orchitis, children can also be born normally.

How to treat male infertility orchitis?

1、 Physical therapy.

Patients with orchitis need to rest in bed during physical therapy. When resting, they should pay attention to lifting the affected area's scrotum to keep it clean and fresh. Then, they often use clean gauze or towels to apply local hot compress to the affected area. If the patient has obvious swelling of the scrotal skin, a 50% concentration magnesium sulfate solution can be used for wet and hot compress to relieve inflammation and pain in the affected area. If the patient has severe pain in the affected area and painkillers such as ibuprofen are not effective, they can block the affected spermatic cord.

2、 Medication treatment.

Male infertility is caused by orchitis by taking antibiotics such as cephalosporins, quinolones, levofloxacin, and ceftriazide. Because orchitis is mainly caused by the invasion of bacteria and viruses. The testicles themselves are rare and difficult to infect with bacteria, as the male body provides a large amount of blood and lymph for the testicles, so the male testicles actually have strong resistance to bacteria. Bacterial orchitis is mainly caused by the epididymitis chain near the testicles, hence it is also known as epididymitis. The patient has severe pain, and painkillers such as ibuprofen are not effective, which can block the affected spermatic cord. Systemic medication should choose broad-spectrum antibiotics that are sensitive to Gram negative bacteria, such as penicillin, gentamicin, and various cephalosporins.

3、 Surgical treatment.

After acute inflammation of the testes, a chronic process may occur, leaving behind symptoms of chronic inflammatory nodules in the epididymis, which can cause significant pain to patients. At this point, surgery can be used to relax the tunica vaginalis of the seminal vesicle, reduce the blood supply of swollen tissue from inflammatory nodules to the epididymis, and avoid testicular necrosis and atrophy. It can largely preserve the patient's testicles and fertility.

Unilateral orchiectomy in the acute stage of orchitis can quickly heal the affected area, and after treatment, it can fundamentally eliminate the masses formed by chronic epididymitis, reducing the mental pain and economic losses of patients in the acute stage of orchitis. Another type is used to treat chronic epididymitis. Chronic epididymitis is different from acute epididymitis, mainly caused by residual masses. Therefore, surgery is the most direct method for treating chronic epididymitis. If patients neglect the treatment of acute epididymitis, leading to the transformation of chronic epididymitis into chronic epididymitis, it is necessary to undergo unilateral orchiectomy as soon as possible to avoid causing greater damage to the patient's health.

When you notice symptoms of orchitis in your body, it is important to seek medical attention in a timely manner and actively cooperate with treatment to avoid causing infertility. After orchitis is cured, as long as sperm related drugs are used for treatment, fertility can be restored and children can be born.