Why does my testicular skin hurt but my testicles don’t hurt?

Men may feel pain in the testicular skin, but not inside the testicles. This phenomenon is very common in life, so don't worry too much. This is usually caused by some skin diseases, the most common of which is dermatomyositis. The main cause of this skin disease is bacterial infection, so you must pay attention to personal hygiene. In addition, you must also consider the following factors.

My testicular skin hurts but my testicles don't hurt? What's going on?

Many people feel helpless because their testicles do not hurt but the testicular skin hurts. There are many reasons for this situation, and the reasons need to be found out. Only in this way can the right medicine be given and the treatment effect will be more effective. Avoid blind medication, which will cause great harm to the body. You can first take medication at home. If the situation does not improve, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Let's learn about the problem of testicular skin pain but no testicular pain.

1. This situation is generally considered to be dermatomyositis, and it may be varicocele. You don't need to worry too much about this situation. It may be caused by frequent masturbation, long-term sitting, holding urine, or mechanical stimulation. You must control your desires and engage in appropriate activities. If the situation is more serious or lasts for a long time, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. What should you pay attention to when you have testicular skin pain? Eat more light foods in your daily diet. It is best to eat less spicy, greasy and irritating foods. Do not stay up late often and get enough sleep. It is best to reduce masturbation during this period. You can relieve the pain by taking a warm water sitz bath. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination.

3. In this case, you can take cefuroxime capsules and tinidazole orally at home for treatment. The effects of these two drugs are relatively good. Of course, there are many drugs to treat this disease. The specific choice of drug should be based on personal physical condition. Some drugs have relatively large side effects and need to be taken seriously.

In general, testicular skin pain is generally considered to be dermatomyositis or varicocele. Maintain a good attitude, first treat with medication, observe for two or three days, and if the situation improves, don't worry too much. Usually, you must drink plenty of water to replenish sufficient water to avoid local inflammation caused by lack of water in the body. This is not a big problem.