What to do if you have testicular pain after a long erection?

Both men and women will be troubled by some diseases in life, especially male diseases, which can easily cause great harm to patients and cause psychological trauma to patients. Normal male penises have the function of erection, but some people will have symptoms of testicular pain after prolonged erection. In order to reduce the harm to the body, men should receive timely treatment. So what should we do if testicular pain occurs after prolonged erection?

First, what should you do if you have testicular pain after a long erection? If a man has testicular pain after his penis is erect, this symptom may be a symptom of epididymitis or orchitis. If a man has this condition, he should go to the hospital for examination in time for early diagnosis and treatment, because male testicular pain can easily cause male infertility, so male testicular pain must be paid attention to.

Second, if a man experiences testicular pain after an erection, he is likely suffering from orchitis. Orchitis in men usually manifests as general discomfort, with symptoms such as chills, high fever, and pain. In severe cases, septicemia may occur, which aggravates systemic symptoms and is accompanied by gastrointestinal disease characteristics such as nausea and vomiting.

Third, if men experience testicular pain after erection, it may be caused by epididymitis. The patient will have insidious pain on the side of the testicle, which is usually manifested as a feeling of bloating. The pain often extends to the lower abdomen and the ipsilateral inguinal groove. Sometimes it may be combined with idiopathic and hydrocele, which will have a certain impact on men, so it should be treated actively.

What to do if the testicles hurt after a long erection? If men have testicular pain after erection, they should pay attention to treatment. If not treated in time, the condition will continue to worsen, which may affect the male's sexual life and fertility. Therefore, men should develop good living habits and eating habits in daily life. There are many reasons for testicular pain, such as orchitis, epididymitis, varicocele, prostatitis, hydrocele, etc. It is recommended to go to a professional men's hospital for examination and suspend sexual life before recovery to avoid irreversible damage to the testicles. The above causes have a great impact on fertility and sexual function and should be taken seriously.