What happens if you kick your testicles?

Exercise is something that everyone needs to do, because exercise can not only exercise the body, but also keep the body healthy. For some men, various ball sports are still very attractive, such as football and basketball, but they must protect their bodies during exercise to avoid injuries. Especially their private parts, which need special protection. So, what will happen if the testicles are kicked after an accident during exercise?

If your testicles are kicked, you should check to see if the injury is serious. If it is not serious, it is okay. If it is serious, it may lead to orchitis, and in severe cases it may lead to male infertility. It is also possible for the testicles to be dislocated. It is recommended to go to the andrology department of a local tertiary hospital for a check-up and avoid strenuous exercise.

The entire external genitals of men, including the penis and testicles, are critical parts, especially the testicles. Due to the distribution of testicular nerves and the thick and tough white membrane outside, its volume is strictly limited and cannot be easily deformed. Therefore, the testicles are a pair of delicate organs that cannot be pinched or touched. They are extremely sensitive to pressure. For example, you can pinch your thigh muscles or belly at will, and it will not feel particularly painful or uncomfortable, but if you use the same or less force to pinch the testicles, it will be unbearable. Therefore, once a man's perineum, including the penis, scrotum, and testicles, is hit hard by a football, he will definitely roll over in pain, suffer unbearable pain, and even faint from the pain, and suffer the so-called neurological shock. Many novels in the past have described stories of people dying from being kicked in the testicles.

After being hit, the testicle will reflexively shrink to close to the perineum. Therefore, as long as the blow is not too severe, it is enough to move the shrunken testicle slightly to quickly return to its original position. Otherwise, the testicle that is lifted by external force will be in an abnormal position for a long time, and the twisting of the testicle will cause the blood vessels to twist, the blood supply to the testicle to be interrupted, and the ischemia time to be too long, which will lead to testicular tissue necrosis. If the pain is relieved quickly, there is generally no problem. However, if the force is too heavy, the pain continues, or there is blood in the urine, the patient should be sent to the urology department of the hospital for examination and treatment immediately. If the treatment opportunity is missed, serious complications will occur, and it will be too late to regret it.