Translation of "Orchitis" in German

The most common infections are orchitis, epididymitis and urinary tract infections including cystitis.

The symptoms of epididymitis and orchitis can be localized in the area of the scrotum.

Orchitis is an inflammation of the testicle.

The inflammation of the testicle itself is orchitis;

The most common of these is testicular infection or orchitis.

The cause of the obliteration of these ducts can be inflammation of the testicular tissue or orchitis.

Infections and infestations Uncommon: nasopharyngitis, upper respiratory tract infection or viral infection Not known: aseptic meningitis (see below), atypical measles, epididymitis, orchitis, otitis media, parotitis, rhinitis, subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (see below)

Epididymitis and orchitis can also be triggered by infectious organisms, as well as by other conditions, including viral causes (i.e., distemper), infections associated with inflammation of the prostate (prostatitis) and inflammation of the bladder (cystitis).

Soreness during ejaculation occurs when the organs of the male reproductive system are affected (vesiculitis, orchitis, prostatitis).

It is generally accepted that anti-sperm antibodies may be a factor that negatively affects fertility after orchitis owing to a complication of this virus and there are various hypotheses regarding the mechanisms responsible for this condition: rupture of the blood-testis barrier followed by sperm filtration and immunological sensitization to sperm antigens,

Bite wounds on any area of the body can also lead to the development of epididymitis or orchitis.

This occurs in primary hypogonadism, inflammation of the testicles (orchitis), their traumatic injuries and tumors.

Chronic inflammatory changes in the testicles (testicle inflammation or orchitis) may result in spermatogenic arrest and in substantial alterations of spermatozoa number and -quality.

In conclusion, both the incidence and the median levels of serum anti-sperm antibodies among patients with orchitis secondary to viral mumps were low and they did not increase significantly after the disease.

These formulas are designed for men whose spermatogenesis is not affected by genetic or mechanical errors (varicocele, orchitis during, obstruction of the vas deferens...)

Urethritis is usually dangerous for a sexual partner, and orchitis or prostatitis can lead to azoospermia (no sperm in the semen) or a deficiency of male sex hormones.

Clinically, an infection with canine mycoplasma can cause prostatitis and/or orchitis in male dogs, and can, amongst others, lead to endometritis in female dogs.

In the absence of proper treatment, the disease can become chronic and cause the development of orchitis, epididymitis and other diseases of the urinary system.

Epididymitis is inflammation of the testicular tube where sperm is stored, while orchitis is inflammation of the testes themselves.

Usually this kind of sensations appear in the pathologies of the genital organs, such as epididymitis, orchitis, varicocele, funiculitis, testicle torsion.

Pathological examinations based on testicular biopsies of patients with orchitis due to epidemic mumps have revealed variable degrees of permanent damage to the seminiferous tubules, with oedema, perivascular lymphocytic infiltration and diffuse infiltration of interstitial tissue with focal haemorrhage especially in acute cases.

In adults, bilateral orchitis is a serious late complication of mumps which may result in testicular atrophy and infertility.