Why do men feel pain down there?

Now society is developing faster and faster, people's thoughts are getting closer and closer to the West, and people are no longer as resistant to sex as before, but are becoming more and more open. This situation is both good and bad, because it is precisely because of this situation that more and more sexual diseases occur, making people suffer from the destruction of these diseases while enjoying "sex". So, why does a man's lower body hurt?

First, why do men have pain down there? Perineal pain is a symptom that many male friends have experienced, but it is also a symptom that is easily ignored. So, what is male perineal pain? Experts say that male perineal pain is often related to prostatitis, so you should pay close attention to perineal pain. If you have perineal pain for a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Experts point out that this situation is mostly a symptom of prostatitis. In addition, the symptoms of prostatitis include urinary discomfort such as frequent urination and urgent urination. Some patients will also experience genital swelling, phalangeal syndesmosis, lower abdominal cramps, and sometimes urethral pain, or anal pain, or low back pain, etc., and even reflex pain radiating around the prostate. These adverse symptoms will affect men's normal life and work and should be paid attention to.

Second, after understanding what male perineal pain is, we should pay attention to this symptom. When perineal pain is found, we should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. There are generally several reasons for scrotal pain: 1. Neurological pain; 2. Pain caused by testicular and epididymitis; 3. Varicose veins; 4. Prostatitis, etc. can all cause such symptoms.

Why do men feel pain down there? There are many reasons for testicular pain, such as infection, trauma, and tumors. It is also one of the common diseases in men's outpatient clinics. When patients describe their symptoms, due to different types of diseases, the nature of their pain varies, such as bloating, falling pain, and knife-like pain; the degree of pain also varies, such as dull pain and severe pain. In addition to the pain caused by the testicular lesions themselves, the epididymis, spermatic cord lesions and inflammation in the scrotum often cause testicular pain. As mentioned earlier, if a football hits the key part of a man's testicles, the severe blow will cause severe testicular pain, and in severe cases, it will cause shock. Lesions in other parts such as the bladder and prostate can also radiate to the scrotum and testicles, causing pain. Therefore, determining the cause of testicular pain requires doctors to have extensive clinical experience and to carefully identify and find the key to the disease.