Testicle pain in the lower abdomen

There is a muscle pain between the hidden testicle and the groin, which is considered to be epididymitis. There is an epididymal cyst behind the male testicle. It is a C-shaped epididymal cyst. Its tail produces the epididymal duct, which widens to the ejaculatory duct and enters the groin from the spermatic curve. In the case of epididymal cystitis, the epididymal cyst will swell and invade the ejaculatory duct. At this time, the swollen epididymal cyst strip-like material can be touched in the scrotum, which is thicker to the touch. When the inflammation spreads to the ejaculatory duct, the pain spreads to the groin and radiates pain, such as the scrotum and lower abdomen. It is more common in urinary system bacteria and viral infections.

Why do the tendons of the hidden testicles and the lower abdomen hurt? It may be chronic prostatitis, but the symptoms are only temporary, so there is no need to worry. So do I need any special treatment now? I just need to pay more attention to my daily life. Except for the occasional pain (in short, the intervals are long), there are no other symptoms, such as frequent urination. Yes, you can't sit for a long time, you can't hold your urine, you can't ride a bicycle for a long time, drink more water, quit smoking and drinking, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

If the male testicles are connected to the lower abdomen and there is a pain similar to a tendon, it is considered epididymitis. The epididymal cyst is located just behind the male testicles and is attached to the male testicles in a C-shape. The tail end of the epididymal cyst forms the epididymal duct, which continues to the ejaculatory duct, and enters the groin from the spermatic cord. When epididymitis occurs, the epididymal cyst will swell and invade the ejaculatory duct. At this time, the swollen and hardened linear epididymal cyst and the enlarged and thickened ejaculatory duct can be felt in the scrotum, and there is obvious dull pain. When the inflammation spreads to the ejaculatory duct, the pain will continue to the groin, and radiating pain will appear in the scrotum and lower abdomen. It is more common after urinary tract bacterial or viral infection.

The pain from the male testicles to the lower abdomen is usually caused by orchitis or varicocele. If the male testicles and lower abdomen are painful, you should go to the hospital's outpatient urology department immediately for a comprehensive examination to determine the cause of the disease and treat it. If the testicles or spermatozoa are inflamed, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs under the specific guidance of a doctor for treatment, such as levofloxacin. In addition, in daily life, patients should rest in bed more often, avoid staying up late, eat a light diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, eat more high-protein foods, high-methylcellulose foods, drink more water, avoid smoking and drinking, avoid spicy foods and irritating foods, wear loose underwear, increase exercise, and enhance immunity.