Spongia: Acute, chronic or tubercular orchitis. Testicles
smooth, swollen and inflamed with strangulating, aching and
throbbing pain shooting up to the spermatic cord.
Aurum Met: Orchitis chronic or tubercular; neuralgia; testes
swollen with severe pain, especially at night. Testes on the
point of atrophy. Hydrocele. Low spirited, lifeless, loss of
memory. Neuralgic pain in the cord.
Calcarea Carb: Crushing, pressing and bruised pain in the
testes in scrofulous patients.
Merc. Bin. Iod: Syphilitic orchitis with sensitiveness of
spermatic cord.
Silicea: Elephantiasis of scrotum. Hydrocele. Scrotum itching
and moist. Crawling pain in testes. Abscess and hernia of testes.
Sulphur: Testes relaxed and hang down; moisture on the
scrotum. Pressure and tension in the spermatic cord.
