What are the factors that cause back pain and testicular pain?

The testicle is a very important organ for men. In order to better ensure the health of men, men must not ignore the examination and maintenance of the testicle. Only in this way can men's health be guaranteed. Hereby remind all men not to wait until the testicles are painful before remembering to check and treat, otherwise it will lead to male infertility. So what are the factors that cause back pain and testicular pain? Let's find out together.

Cryptorchidism: Check promptly after birth

After the birth of a son, the family is ecstatic and will take great care of the child's food, clothing, housing and transportation, but may forget to check whether the child's genitals are normal. Experts say that some boys are born with testicles not in the scrotum, but behind the peritoneum in the inguinal groove or abdominal cavity. This condition is called "cryptorchia."

The most dangerous part of a cryptic testis is the retroperitoneum in the abdominal cavity, which is deep and has a high temperature, which has a great impact on the development of the testicles. If it is not discovered, the testicles will have difficulty growing and may only be the size of peanuts in adulthood. Although sexual function is not affected, the cool spermatogenic epithelium will be severely damaged under long-term high temperature "baking", and the fertility rate will be completely lost. If the cryptic testis is located in the inguinal groove, it faces the risk of trauma. Because the testicles are inactive, a child lying on the ground may crush the testicles, causing testicular rupture and bleeding, which will also affect fertility.

Recommendation: Check the genitals of boys as soon as they are born. After finding cryptic testicles, you can first inject gonadotropin to allow the testicles to fall naturally into the scrotum. If this does not work, it is best to have surgery before the age of 2, so that spermatogenesis will not be affected. It is also in time to have surgery between the ages of 2 and 5, and most of the spermatogenesis can be preserved. If surgery is performed after the age of 5 and the testicles are cryptic on both sides, it will be difficult for the child to have children as an adult.

Testicular inflammation: Prevention of mumps is important

Compared with testicular inflammation, mumps is undoubtedly a minor illness in the eyes of parents. "It's just a common respiratory virus infection. Just isolate the child at home for a few days, and the child will be healthy again when the swelling subsides." But do you know? The virus that causes mumps is not only harmful to the parotid gland, but also an enemy of the testicular spermatogenic epithelium, which will hinder the production of sperm. Many children with mumps have enlarged and inflamed testicles. Once spermatogenesis is impaired, it is difficult to recover and reverse.

Recommendation: During the growth of children, attention should be paid to improving their resistance and preventing the occurrence of mumps and orchitis. If they suffer from mumps or orchitis, they should be actively treated as soon as possible. The earlier the disease is controlled, the better the spermatogenesis function will be. Children who have had orchitis should also be careful about recurrence, especially in the one or two months after recovery, and should be particularly vigilant and take preventive measures.

Small testicles: Delayed development requires early treatment

During puberty, a boy's secondary sexual characteristics will gradually appear, such as a deeper voice, more beard, a prominent Adam's apple, and a noticeable increase in genitals. These are normal physiological changes. However, some boys seem to change very slowly, or always look like they have not grown up, with fair skin, a small Adam's apple, a shrill voice, and a small genitals. If the secondary sexual characteristics do not change during puberty, there may be a problem of delayed development, and the probability of infertility in adulthood is quite high.

Men need the best protection for their testicles from an early age. They should always pay attention to the size and development of their testicles. If testicular pain occurs, they must go to the hospital for examination in time. When problems are found, remember to seek treatment as soon as possible. Only active treatment can ensure our health and completely reduce the incidence of the disease.