What are the causes of testicular pain after ejaculation?

Many men report that they experience testicular pain after ejaculation, but they don’t know why. Let’s follow our editor to find out the reasons behind this.

Testicular injury:

Testicular injury means that after a man is injured, he will experience severe testicular pain accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and even right testicular pain, which may lead to fainting or shock.

Testicular ischemic pain:

The elderly are more likely to suffer from testicular ischemia, and the pain is more severe. The condition will be aggravated during activities in the morning, and will be relieved appropriately during rest.

Testicular torsion:

Testicular torsion mainly occurs in men after strenuous exercise or when the testicles are subjected to external force. When sleeping or resting, severe testicular pain will suddenly occur. This is the first symptom of this disease, which is also the basis for the diagnosis of testicular torsion.

Orchitis:

Orchitis is one of the causes of testicular pain. There are many causes of testicular pain. For example, patients with mumps may develop orchitis, at which time, testicular pain and swelling will occur; chronic prostatitis can cause testicular pain, the symptoms of which are unilateral pain, and are mostly dull pain or pulling pain, which can be persistent. Orchitis is more common in young people, but relatively rare in the elderly.