Is prolapsed testicle normal?

An important part of the male body is the testicles, because the testicles are often prone to disease and are a more sensitive part of the male body. It is also a key part of the body for men, involving the issue of procreation. The body will also change to varying degrees, which will affect the health of other parts of the body. Because if the testicles are diseased, the symptoms will also be complicated, such as prolapsed testicles, which should indicate that the testicles have begun to have disease problems, so is prolapsed testicles normal?

Generally speaking, male testicles are not completely uniform in size. Some are large and some are small, and some are high and some are low. As long as the difference is not too big, it is normal. However, if the testicles sag or there are other symptoms, you should be alert to whether it is caused by some other diseases. Common diseases that cause abnormal testicle sag include:

Male testicular prolapse is an automatic protective function of the male body to protect sperm. When the weather is hot or the temperature of the testicles rises, the sperm will die, so the scrotum sags to dissipate heat. On the contrary, when it is cold, the scrotum automatically shrinks to keep the testicles at a certain temperature. However, if the testicular prolapse is very serious, you should consider whether there is a possibility of testicular cyst, scrotal testicular effusion, or varicocele. Therefore, if you find that the testicular prolapse is very serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to make a clear diagnosis and treat the symptoms.

Prolapsed testicles may be caused by the following diseases.

1. Varicose veins Men with varicocele will also experience abnormal testicular ptosis. Other symptoms include swelling of the scrotum on the affected side, local swelling, and pain, which is often aggravated by fatigue and prolonged standing, and is relieved or disappears after lying down and resting.

2. Orchitis Men with orchitis will suffer from abnormal testicular ptosis. If you examine the testicle on the affected side, you will find that the skin is red and swollen, the testicle is enlarged, and there is a feeling of drooping, and there is obvious tenderness.

3. Reproductive and urinary system diseases Reproductive and urinary system diseases may also cause abnormal testicular ptosis, such as testicular cysts, scrotal hydrotestis, seminal vesiculitis, etc.

4. Prostatitis Men with prostatitis may also experience abnormal testicular ptosis. Other symptoms include frequent urination and painful urination.

5. Sexual life is caused by high congestion of the genitals and gonads due to sexual excitement. Some pain is caused by varicocele or pain radiating from other parts of the body, such as radiating testicular pain caused by ureteral stones. At this time, the real cause must be carefully identified in order to effectively treat the symptoms.