Why do testicles sometimes hurt?

The testicle is one of the important reproductive organs of men and also the most vulnerable part. In normal times, it is particularly important to protect the testicle. Not only should we pay attention to hygiene, but also to prevent trauma. However, in normal times, many male friends will experience testicular pain. Such situations should be treated differently. So what is the reason why the testicle sometimes hurts? Let's take a look below.

Common situations such as caressing, hugging, kissing, and dancing cheek to cheek may cause them to have strong sexual impulses, which will cause the penis to erect on the one hand, and increase the secretion of the glands in the reproductive system on the other hand. A large amount of secretions such as prostatic fluid and seminal vesicle fluid will accumulate in the seminal vesicle, vas deferens, epididymis and urethra. If they are married, they can discharge these secretions through a happy sex life, but if they are lovers, the secretions may accumulate in the body because they cannot have sexual relations, causing the prostate, vas deferens and epididymis to passively expand, causing bloating and pain reflexively. After the sexual stimulation stops, the pain will gradually subside, leaving no sequelae, and will not affect the male's sexual ability.

On the other hand, testicular swelling and pain are related to diseases. When the testicles are squeezed or collided by external forces, a special pain sensation will occur. However, under normal circumstances, testicular swelling and pain will generally occur. Once the testicles are swollen and painful, it may indicate that the testicles have some disease and need to be treated in time.

The main causes of testicular pain are as follows:

1. Acute and persistent testicular swelling and pain: This symptom is common in orchitis and testicular injury. In addition to being caused by bloodstream infection, orchitis is more commonly caused by bacteria retrogradely traveling through the urethra to the epididymis and testicles, thereby causing epididymitis, orchitis, etc., which will manifest as epididymal and testicular swelling and pain.

2. Chronic and frequent testicular swelling and pain: The pain will be milder in patients with milder diseases, but there will be radiating pain, so it is not easy to determine the exact location of the inflammation. Some patients have high nerve sensitivity, so mild inflammation can also cause more severe pain.

3. Sexual stimulation causes testicular pain: Sexual stimulation can also cause testicular pain in men, but this is a physiological phenomenon, not a disease.

Through the above introduction, we know why male testicles sometimes hurt. When pain occurs, we must pay attention to it. If the pain does not last long, it is basically nothing to worry about. If the pain lasts for a long time, we need to go to the hospital for examination and carry out targeted treatment after clarifying the cause.