epidydmitis

First, you have to know that epididymis is a series of small tubes, attached to the back of each testicle. One of the most common causes of scrotal pain is epididymitis, which is infection and subsequent inflammation of epididymis. This condition is usually a secondary bacterial infection that is triggered by a range of conditions. The trigger could be condition such as urinary tract infections or sexually transmitted diseases. The bacteria in the urethra simply backtrack through the urinary and reproductive structures to the epididymis. Treatment options include antibiotics and bed rest, because it is dangerous that some men develop chronic epididymitis. This condition is characterized by inflammation even when there is no infection. Symptoms of epididymitis include, slight fever, chills, and sensation of heaviness in the affected testicle. Some patients reported and how testicle becomes sensitive to touch or pressure, as well as an enlargement of the testicle and abdominal pain. Your friend should have bed rest and take antibiotics until his doctor confirm he is cured.