What causes testicular pain?

There are many common testicular diseases. When treating testicular diseases, we must first understand the cause, symptoms, and manifestations of the disease. This will be of great help to the improvement of testicular diseases. However, when treating testicular diseases, patients must also actively cooperate, otherwise this type of disease will be difficult to treat. So what causes hidden testicular pain? There are many reasons for this situation, which are introduced in detail below.

Testicular pain:

1) Testicular pain may be orchitis: In addition to testicular pain, orchitis also often presents the following symptoms: testicular pain radiating to the groin, a distinct feeling of falling, accompanied by high fever, nausea, vomiting, elevated white blood cells, etc. At the same time, the testicles are enlarged and tender, and the scrotal skin is red and swollen. If this is found, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

2) Testicular pain may be epididymitis: If testicular pain is epididymitis, do you have other symptoms, such as scrotal swelling, heaviness, pulling pain in the lower abdomen and groin, which is aggravated when standing or walking. The epididymis on the affected side is enlarged and has obvious tenderness. When the inflammation is large, both the epididymis and testicle are swollen, and the boundary between the two is unclear, which is called epididymo-orchitis. The spermatic cord on the affected side is thickened and also tender. Generally, acute symptoms can gradually subside after a week.

4) Varicose vein varicocele: Varicose vein varicocele is a common disease in men. The incidence rate in the normal general population is about 15%, while the incidence rate in the infertile population is about 35%. Varicose vein varicocele patients often show symptoms such as mental anxiety, anxiety, insomnia, general fatigue, impotence, and testicular pain. Severe varicocele can cause testicular atrophy on that side, and patients often come to the doctor because of small testicles.

After understanding what causes testicular pain, medication is a good choice for treating testicular pain. This treatment method is conservative and very effective in relieving testicular pain. However, the use of medication needs to be based on one's own disease condition so that it will not affect the body.