What happens if I feel small particles inside my testicles?

If you feel small particles in the testicles, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further medical treatment to confirm whether it is a physiological condition. In addition to the testicles, the scrotum also contains epididymal cysts, spermatic flexures, ejaculatory ducts and tunica vaginalis tissue, so it is not completely clean. If you have experienced infection or varicose veins in the past, you may feel enlarged and thickened blood vessels or hard nodules. Whether this needs to be solved needs to be decided based on the results of the examination.

If you have ever experienced an epididymal cyst infection, there may be a mass in the epididymal cyst, and small granular substances may be felt when you touch it. When you suffer from orchitis, the surface of the male testicle may become partially hard, or the surface may be less smooth, with a rough feeling, but no treatment is needed. If you have acute symptoms, accompanied by significant swelling and pain, you need to start symptomatic treatment with drugs. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an outpatient B-ultrasound examination. If there is no organic lesion, no further treatment is needed.

Key causes of varicose vein

1. Standing or sitting for a long time. Due to the needs of work, many men may stand or sit for a long time. Over time, it will cause certain effects on the varicose veins. The male vulva may be traumatized, irritated, etc., causing inflammation, and thus it is possible to suffer from varicose veins.

2. Sexual function is strong. Men in puberty have strong sexual function, and the blood supply in the scrotum is also very strong, which may increase abdominal pressure and become a more common cause of varicose vein disease.

3. Sexual organ infection. If a man suffers from a reproductive infection that has not been cured for a long time, it may compress the man's varicose vein, eventually causing him to suffer from varicose veins.

Varicose vein injury

1. Affects men’s fertility

Relevant research has found that nearly 30% of patients with varicose veins have experienced abnormal semen. Once sperm density is affected and sperm motility is limited to a certain extent, the number of abnormal sperm is likely to increase, eventually leading to infertility.

2. Affects male testicular metabolism

When men have varicose veins, the temperature of the testicles will be very high, which may affect their normal spermatogenesis, affect the basic metabolism of the male testicles, and cause damage to spermatogenic cells.

How to prevent varicose veins

1. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene: In daily life, pay attention to your own environmental hygiene, change underwear frequently, and it is best to wear some loose and tight pure cotton underwear, which is conducive to heat dissipation and ventilation, thereby reducing the temperature of the scrotum part and relieving stress, which is of key practical significance for preventing varicose veins.

2. Controlling frequent sexual excitement: Adolescents are at a stage of relatively high sexual excitement, and the occurrence of varicose veins is directly related to high sexual excitement. Therefore, controlling frequent sexual excitement is also a more critical stage to prevent varicose veins.