What to do with testicular pain? Identifying the cause is the key

Testicles are one of the important reproductive organs of men. Testicular pain is undoubtedly a huge injury to men. Those who have experienced this unspeakable pain must not want to experience it again. Testicular pain can generally be divided into two types, one is acute and persistent pain, and the other is chronic. When treating, targeted treatments should be carried out respectively.

1: It is related to one's own physiology: Men see things they shouldn't see (you know) and are stimulated to have testicular swelling and unbearable pain. There are two reasons for this. The stimulation causes testicular congestion, and then sperm is formed and matures in the epididymis. After being stimulated, it cannot be released in time, causing sperm accumulation and swelling.

2: Solution: This problem is not serious. Generally, you can release semen through masturbation, which is good for relieving pain. Then take a good rest and sleep. The best solution is to find a woman to marry as soon as possible so that this problem will not occur again. Also, watch fewer movies!

1: The possibility of orchitis is higher. Its etiology is often caused by retrograde infection, such as urinary tract infection, prostatitis, post-urethral surgery, long-term indwelling catheter, etc.; hematogenous transmission to the testicles, etc. Its clinical symptoms are often unilateral testicular pain, which can radiate to the groin area, scrotal skin redness and swelling, testicle and epididymis enlargement, and obvious tenderness. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for testicular examination as soon as possible.

2: It is best to do a comprehensive examination! Epididymitis, varicocele, hydrocele, chronic prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, intervertebral disc herniation, etc. can all cause testicular pain. It is recommended to go to the prostate department for examination to rule out prostate inflammation.

Being misdiagnosed as orchitis or epididymitis is especially significant for adolescents. Because testicular torsion is rare, the probability of misdiagnosis is quite high. When testicular torsion is not very severe, the symptoms will be mild or severe. If the patient does not seek medical treatment in time, or is misdiagnosed after seeking medical treatment, as the pain symptoms become more and more severe, the testicle cannot be repositioned to a certain extent, and the necrotic testicle can only be removed.