Epididymitis is a common reproductive disease in young and middle-aged males. Patients with this disease will have risk of infertility. Therefore, a timely and proper treatment for epididymitis is needed.
Generally, antibiotics are clinically useful for delivering more effective treatment but less safe than traditional herbal medicine. Therefore, various therapies have been developed in various fields. As for antibiotic treatment, though it can effectively kill the pathogens, it’s not suitable for a long-term treatment because of the resistance to drugs.
In the present study, we defined a severe case as that corresponding to any of the following: (i) sepsis according to the criteria of The Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3); (ii) the continuance or exacerbation of symptoms when returning to the clinic; and (iii) abscess formation. Under the criteria of Sepsis-3, there was only one septic shock case. Furthermore, in the present study population, 16 patients (10.0%) had SIRS at the first visit, and four patients (2.5%) developed SIRS under initial treatment. We test if the expected cell count was five or less in order to examine differences in clinical findings obtained at the first visit, such as age, previous medical history, HR, BP and BT, as well as local symptoms, such as LUTS, and tenderness and/or enlargement of the epididymis between severe and non-severe cases.
In fact, natural treatment has more advantages in the cure of epididymitis. The effectiveness can be more significant than you have expected. For instance, a natural treatment named Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill has already cured many sufferers with epididymitis and has obtained a good reputation among patients. It a great choice for curing the infection from its root causes.
