Homeopathy For Epididymitis In Delhi

Scope of Homeopathy For Epididymitis Treatment

The epididymis is an elongated structure that is located at the back of the testicle and serves for the maturation and storage of sperm. It is called epididymitis to inflammation of the epididymis. This inflammation can be acute (symptoms that last less than 6 weeks) or chronic (symptoms that last more than 6 weeks), the latter being less frequent and often due to tuberculosis of the male genital tract. Epididymitis is the most common cause of scrotal (testicular) pain in those over 18 years of age.

Causes of acute epididymitis?

The causes of epididymitis can be:

• An infection as a result of a sexually transmitted disease. This is usually the most common cause in people under 35 years of age. The most common germs are usually the same ones that cause urethritis , that is, gonococcus or Chlamydia trachomatis.If you have anal intercourse, the agents responsible for epididymitis may be bacteria in the digestive system. Epididymitis in men over 35 years of age are less frequently due to sexual transmission and are generally due to contamination by bacteria in the urine as a result of a urinary infection, the risk factors for its appearance being the presence of a prostate enlarged, recent placement of a urinary catheter or a prostate operation.
• Trauma The local blows can produce an inflammation of the epididymis.
• A complication of a vasectomy.
• Very rarely, epididymitis can be a complication of an autoimmune disease, vasculitis, or treatment with a medicine, such as amiodarone.
  

What symptoms does an epididymitis produce?

The main symptom that leads the patient to see a doctor is intense pain in the testicle area, which in many cases also becomes inflamed, giving rise to orchioepididymitis. It usually appears only on one side and the area is enlarged and sometimes red. It can be associated with symptoms of urethritis, such as pain and stinging when urinating and discharge of pus from the urethra. It may also appear:

• Fever.
• Symptoms of irritation of the lower urinary tract (increased frequency and burning when urinating).
• Painful ejaculation
• Pain in the lower abdomen.
• Blood in the semen.

Elevating the scrotum usually reduces pain. Homeopathy Doctor For Epididymitis

How is epididymitis diagnosed?

Epididymitis is usually a clinical diagnosis after ruling out other causes of testicular pain such as trauma, testicular tumors, or testicular torsion. If there is emission of pus from the urethra (urethritis), a sample (urethral exudate) must be taken , that is, collect the pus by brushing, inserting a cotton swab about 5 mm inside the urethra. The sample obtained is observed under a microscope to visualize the possible responsible agents and is cultured. A urine culture should also be done.

When inflammation is chronic, it is important to exclude tuberculosis as the cause of epididymitis.

Homeopathy treatment of an epididymitis?

Aura Homeopathy Approach :-At Aura Homeopathy we strictly follow the classical protocol. In our system we have list of Best Homeopathy  medicine for Epididymitis Treatment. These well selected remedies help’s in reducing the infection. Homeopathic medicine like Pyrogenum, Pulsatilla, Gun Powder and Mercurious sol helps in controlling the infection. Clematis works best for controlling testicles pain and tenderness. For inflammation of testicles and epididymis, remedies like Belladonna, Medorrhinum and Spongia are found helpful. Aurum met and Rhododendron are found helpful for orchitis and helps to prevent further infections.

At Aura Homeopathy Clinic India, we offer best homeopathy medicine for Epididymitis.

In addition to treating epididymitis with Homeopathy, measures should be put in place to improve symptoms, administering anti-inflammatories and pain medication, bed rest and local cold.. 

What is the prognosis?

With treatment, most epididymitis usually heal. They do not usually affect later fertility.

Should Sex Partners Be Treated?

If the cultures show that the responsible agent is gonococcus or Chlamydia trachomatis, sexual partners who have had in the previous 2-3 months should be treated. It is advisable not to have sexual intercourse until the symptoms have completely disappeared.

Using a condom is the most effective way to avoid any sexually transmitted disease. After diagnosis, all sexual partners in the previous 2-3 months should be screened and treated. Anyone diagnosed with epididymitis in which a sexually transmitted disease is suspected should include in their study the determination of antibodies against the AIDS virus and syphilis.