The testicles become hard but not painful to touch

The genitals are one of the most important organs of men. Many male genitals will have problems of one kind or another. This is all very normal, but it must be treated in time. Moreover, in order not to affect fertility, we must protect the testicles in our lives and avoid testicular damage. When a man's testicles are abnormal, it must be taken seriously and not ignored, allowing the condition to worsen. So let's understand why the testicles become hard but not painful to the touch!

Testicular lumps, solid lumps with pain are mostly inflammation, while painless lumps may be tumors or tuberculosis. Painful lumps outside the testicles may be epididymitis. Painless lumps outside the testicles may be tuberculous epididymitis or adenomatous tumors; painful lumps in the testicles may be orchitis or testicular torsion, and painless lumps may be testicular tumors. It is best to go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis to facilitate symptomatic treatment.

Normally, the epididymis is soft. If there has been inflammation (mostly chronic and latent, often not felt by the patient), it will become hard. Most people do not feel any discomfort, but a few may experience slight swelling and discomfort, which is only discovered by chance. If there is no discomfort, you don't need to worry about it; if it is very hard, irregular and growing rapidly, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for treatment in the men's or urology department.

The testicles generally do not become hard when the penis is erect. The "lower end of the testicle" generally referred to may be the epididymis. Normally, the epididymis is soft. If there has been inflammation (mostly chronic and latent, often not felt by the patient), it will become hard. Most people do not feel any discomfort, and a few have slight swelling and discomfort, which is only discovered by chance. If there is no discomfort, there is no need to worry; if it is very hard, irregular and growing rapidly, it is recommended to go to the andrology or urology department of a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Testicular hardening is an abnormal male disease, so it needs to be treated in time. Otherwise, it is easy to cause penile and testicular tumors in men, which will affect men's reproductive health, and may also cause sexual dysfunction, sexual disharmony and other problems. Therefore, timely diagnosis and treatment are needed. Men's reproductive health requires the joint care of both husband and wife.