Why does it hurt when I pinch my testicles?

As we all know, the testicles are an important physiological organ for men to produce sperm. For men, if there is a disease in the testicles, it means that the man may lose his fertility. For men in their prime, especially those who are not married, losing their fertility is a very painful thing. So what if pinching the testicles hurts? Will this affect men's fertility?

Men's fertility may be lost, and the impact of infertility on men is difficult to describe in words. Therefore, when abnormal testicular symptoms are found, men must pay attention to it. Why do testicles hurt when touched? Let's take a look.

1. Infectious diseases such as orchitis, epididymitis, testicular tuberculosis, spermatic cord inflammation, prostatitis, etc.;

2. Tumor diseases such as testicular and epididymal tumors;

3. Traumatic diseases such as testicular manipulation, epitesticular manipulation, testicular torsion, and post-vasectomy;

4. Other diseases such as varicocele, hydrocele, etc. Further examination is needed to determine what the disease is.

The testicle is the male's internal reproductive organ that produces sperm. The testicle secretes male hormones, which play an important role in the development and maturation of male reproductive organs and the appearance of male secondary sexual characteristics. Testicular pain indicates that there is something wrong with the testicles and should be taken seriously. There are many reasons for testicular pain, such as inflammation of the reproductive system such as orchitis, epididymitis, and prostatitis. If not treated in time, it will cause sexual dysfunction such as impotence and premature ejaculation, and in severe cases, it will also affect fertility.

How to massage the testicles

1: Twist the spermatic cord. Use the thumb, index finger, and middle finger of both hands to symmetrically twist the base of the penis. Twist the spermatic cord above the scrotum until you feel slight soreness or comfort. Do this 50 times on each side.

2: Rub the testicles. Hold the bottom of the testicle on the same side with the index and middle fingers of both hands, and press on it with the thumb. Gently rub the testicles on both sides like counting beads. The pressure should be appropriate when the testicles are not painful or slightly sore and swollen. Repeat 150 to 200 times on each side.

3: Pull the penis and testicles. Hold the penis and scrotum in the palm of your right or left hand, and gently pull them downward 150 to 200 times. The pulling force should be such that the penis and testicles feel slightly sore or swollen, or there is a slight pulling sensation on both sides of the lower abdomen.

4: When massaging the testicles, the technique should be light rather than heavy, and the principle of light, soft, slow and even should be followed. In addition, this method is not suitable for patients with organic lesions of the reproductive system, such as epididymitis, testicular tuberculosis, etc.