Why does my right testicle hurt?

When a man's testicles feel uncomfortable, he should be checked in time so that he can have some understanding of testicular problems. There are many common diseases of the male testicles. For the treatment of testicular diseases, men should choose conservative methods so that the testicles will not be damaged. So what is the cause of the pain in the right testicle? This is also something that many people do not know. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of this type of problem.

What causes pain in the right testicle?

Testicular pain should be differentiated according to the severity of the testicular pain. Generally, it can be divided into acute testicular pain and chronic testicular pain. Acute right testicular pain often causes severe pain, like a knife cutting, which is unbearable for patients. Chronic right testicular pain is mostly dull pain, mild, generalized, radiating, and delayed for several days.

Acute testicular pain is common in some genital infections, such as orchitis, testicular torsion, injury, etc. A type of orchitis is the most common cause, causing epididymitis and orchitis, leading to acute testicular pain symptoms. The pain spreads to the groin, with an obvious feeling of falling, as well as high fever, nausea, increased white blood cells, etc. During examination, the testicles and epididymis often have varying degrees of enlargement and hardening, and the ipsilateral vas deferens may be thickened.

Chronic orchitis usually develops from acute orchitis. If acute orchitis is not properly treated at the end, it is easy to cause chronic orchitis. In addition, chronic testicular pain, such as dull pain, tenderness, intermittent pain, etc., may be caused by other diseases in the body, which spread and spread to the testicles, leading to right testicular pain. If the epididymis changes, epididymitis, or epididymal tumor occurs, it often affects the testicles, causing testicular pain, which is mostly manifested as bloating or pain.

Note: If a man suffers from chronic prostatitis, it will cause pain and discomfort in the entire pelvic area. The patient's penis, testicles, posterior urethra, and perianal area will be affected, causing testicular swelling and pain.

After understanding the cause of right testicular pain, when improving the right testicular pain, men should not have sexual intercourse at this time. Having sexual intercourse at this time will cause great harm to the male body and will also induce other problems. Men should also pay attention to this.