Testicular ptosis may be related to orchitis

In men, the probability of testicular sagging is very high. Once men find this, they should find out the cause as soon as possible. So, what is testicular sagging related to?

1. Orchitis.

Men with orchitis will suffer from abnormal testicular ptosis. If you examine the testicle on the affected side, you will find red and swollen skin, enlarged testicles, a feeling of drooping, and obvious tenderness;

2. Varicose vein.

Men with varicocele may also experience abnormal testicular ptosis. Other symptoms include swelling of the scrotum on the affected side, local swelling, and pain, which is often caused by fatigue and worsens after standing for a long time. The symptoms will be alleviated or disappear after lying down and resting.

3. Prostatitis.

Men with prostatitis may also experience abnormal testicular ptosis. Other symptoms include frequent urination and painful urination.

4. Some other reproductive and urinary system diseases may also cause abnormal testicular prolapse.

Such as: testicular cyst, scrotal hydrotestis, seminal vesiculitis, etc.