What are the symptoms of epididymitis?

Epididymitis is usually accompanied by symptoms such as increased testicular size, pain, and increased secretions. The clinical symptoms vary depending on individual circumstances.

Inflammation of the epididymis usually leads to bleeding of the testicular lining, which may be accompanied by an increase in testicular size, which can easily lead to a larger than normal size.

Inflammation of the epididymis usually leads to poor local blood circulation, may be accompanied by local mucosal congestion, and may be accompanied by dull or irritating pain symptoms.

Epididymitis may be accompanied by local mucosal congestion, and may lead to an increase in local secretions, and purulent secretions may appear.

In addition to the above common symptoms, patients may also experience symptoms such as a feeling of bloating, etc., which requires timely treatment.