Testicular redness, swelling and pain

The male sexual organs are mainly composed of the scrotum and penis. The scrotum mainly stores semen. When the penis is sexually stimulated, the corpus cavernosum in the penis will quickly become engorged and swollen, resulting in an erection. At this time, semen will enter the penis from the scrotum. The orgasm process is a process of releasing semen. Therefore, the testicles play a very important role in the male sexual life. So what should you do when the testicles become red, swollen and painful?

1. Will testicular enlargement and pain heal on its own?

When the testicles become swollen and painful, they will not heal on their own and must be treated in hospital in time, otherwise it will seriously affect the patient's health.

2. The harm of not treating testicular enlargement and pain in time

1. Impact on sexual function: If testicular pain is not treated in time, the swelling and pain will worsen during sexual intercourse, which will directly affect the quality of sexual life. In the long run, it will affect the male's sexual function, causing impotence and premature ejaculation. In severe cases, it will also lead to complete loss of sexual function in men.

2. Leading to necrospermia: Since orchitis can cause testicular enlargement and pain, if it is caused by orchitis and not treated in time, it will change the living environment of sperm, causing necrospermia and male infertility. In addition, during sexual intercourse, the germs will be transmitted to the wife, causing gynecological diseases and affecting her health.

3. Impairment of sperm and kidney: If testicular enlargement and pain are not treated for a long time, it is easy to cause impaired sperm and kidney in men. Some patients may also experience back pain, cold limbs, and premature aging.

The harm of testicular enlargement and pain can be serious or minor. In severe cases, it can lead to male infertility. Therefore, once male friends experience testicular enlargement and pain, they should pay attention to it and go to the hospital in time to let experienced doctors diagnose and treat it, so as not to affect their own health and family happiness.

Will testicular enlargement and pain heal itself? The above is the relevant introduction to this question, I hope it can help everyone. If testicular enlargement and pain are not treated, not only will they not heal themselves, but they will also seriously endanger the patient's health. Therefore, patients should not be complacent and refuse to go to the hospital for treatment, so as to avoid causing impotence and premature ejaculation.