Testicular pain, thigh pain

For men, the testicles are like the "lifeline" and can help produce sperm and metabolize estrogen. However, despite their importance, the testicles are often easily invaded by diseases and become diseased in daily life. Testicular pain is also a common problem, and many patients even continue to experience localized pain. So what is the cause of testicular pain on the inner thigh? Let's take a closer look below!

What causes testicular pain in the inner thigh of a man?

(1) Caused by orchitis

Generally speaking, the occurrence of orchitis is mostly caused by adjacent epididymitis, among which Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Escherichia coli are the main causes. This virus can directly invade the patient's testicles and cause testicular inflammation.

With the onset of orchitis, the patient will experience a high fever, chills and other general discomfort, as well as testicular pain, radiating pain in the scrotum, inner thigh and groin area. In addition, the patient will continue to show many symptoms such as testicular enlargement and testicular abscess. Therefore, in dealing with the problem of testicular and inner thigh pain in men, it may be part of the pain caused by the irritation of orchitis.

(2) Caused by prostatitis

Prostatitis is a common urological disease in clinical medicine. It is mainly caused by pathogenic bacteria infection. Patients will show clinical manifestations such as urethral irritation and pelvic pain and discomfort. If it is not treated in time, the current medical history will continue to develop and become difficult to cure.

The onset of prostatitis will mainly manifest as pain in the surrounding tissues with the prostate as the central radiation source, such as pain, sciatica, lower abdomen, thighs, perineum and other parts of the body, pain and discomfort; at the same time, patients will continue to have abnormal urination symptoms such as urgency, frequency, pain and burning sensation when urinating. If not treated in time, it may even develop into chronic prostatitis, which is also complicated to treat.

The above is a detailed introduction to male testicular and inner thigh pain. Male testicular and inner thigh pain is very common in clinical medicine, but its cause is not the only one. If patients want to receive targeted treatment, they must go to a reliable hospital for physical examination, diagnosis and targeted treatment.