Xiao Zhang likes to play basketball. Sometimes he is often hit by basketball. He accidentally touches the scrotum, causing hemorrhage and scrotal hematoma in the scrotum, which is very painful.At this time, you can see that the scrotum cysts are large, and the skin of the script becomes blue and purple.This is the trauma hematoma in the scrotum.
Stop activity immediately after discovering scrotal hematoma.It is best to apply ice water to the affected area immediately after injury.Continue with ice water or cold water to apply scrotum within 12 hours after injury to shrink blood vessels, reduce local bleeding, and rest in bed to minimize unnecessary activities.When you have to move a little, you should also wear a tight and elastic swimming pants to support the scrotum to reduce the pain and discomfort caused by the falling scrotum or the movement.After 24 ~ 48 hours, the bleeding in the scrotum stops completely. It can be switched to the hot scrotum to accelerate the local blood circulation and promote the absorption and dissipation of blood stasis in the scrotum.
Generally speaking, the pain of scrotal hematoma will not be too severe, and some people do not need to do analgesic treatment.For people with severe pain, you can take the symptomatic treatment of drugs such as pain tablets. After 1 to 2 days of rest, the pain will be significantly reduced. About 1 to 2 weeks, the hematoma will fade away.
It should be noted that if the trauma is too violent, the scrotal pain is very serious, cold sweat is dripping, oral painkillers are difficult to analgesic; the scrotum hematoma is huge and the increasing increase is often prompted to combine more serious injuries such as testicular rupture.For children, they should be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment early.
In addition, for parents and boys that are not allowed to get scrotal hematoma, even if the symptoms are relatively mild, they should go to the hospital to ask the doctor to give diagnosis and identification to obtain psychological relief and comfort.However, when the child is sent to the hospital, it is best not to walk to avoid aggravating local injuries, or leading to increased scrotal bleeding and increasing hematoma.
(Editor in charge: Xiao Lei)
