What causes testicular pain?

Testicular tissue is an important part of the male body, which determines the male's reproductive ability and reproductive health, and is a symbol of male masculinity. However, as men age, their physical functions decline, and they have too frequent sexual intercourse, they may suffer from reproductive system disorders. Some men even experience testicular pain, which requires timely identification of the cause and active treatment.

There are many causes of testicular prolapse. Since the symptoms you provided are very limited, I will briefly introduce the diseases related to scrotal prolapse for reference only:

1. Orchitis and epididymitis are common causes of scrotal prolapse. Most cases have acute onset of fever, acute swelling of the epididymis and testicles, and pain, which then turns into chronic pain, which comes and goes, sometimes mild and sometimes severe. Sometimes the patient can feel a small painful nodule in the scrotum.

2. Varicose veins: The varicocele bends like a worm and falls into the scrotum, causing scrotal swelling and discomfort. The symptoms are relieved in the morning and after lying down, but aggravated after activities and fatigue.

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3. Spermatocele is a cyst containing sperm that occurs in the scrotum near the epididymis. A small lump with a round or oval shape, smooth surface, and a cystic feel can be felt locally. Testicular tumors are relatively rare. In the early stages, when they have not yet become noticeably enlarged, the scrotum may feel swollen due to the traction of the testicles.

4. In addition, hernia can cause bloating and discomfort due to the intestinal tract falling into the scrotum; chronic prostatitis can cause radiating pain and bloating in the scrotum due to local inflammatory stimulation. These two diseases are not lesions of the scrotum itself.

There are many reasons for prolapsed testicles. Some of them are caused by men not paying attention to rest and adjusting their bodies in time, excessive indulgence or sudden changes in weather. This is not very serious and can be cured through conditioning. However, some men have prolapsed testicles because of inflammation and disease in the internal reproductive system, which requires men to conduct careful examination.