Lower abdominal distension and pain in men's testicles

Some men are prone to lower abdominal pain and testicular pain, and they don't know what's going on. What's the reason? Abdominal pain is usually caused by poor diet, gastrointestinal diseases, urinary system diseases, etc. Testicular bloating and pain can be caused by orchitis, epididymitis and other symptoms. What are the diseases that cause testicular and lower abdominal bloating in men?

(1) It may be caused by inflammation of the ejaculatory duct. Since the ejaculatory duct is from the male testicles, it passes through the lower abdomen and reaches the male prostate at the lower urethral opening. Therefore, if the ejaculatory duct is inflamed, it may cause pain symptoms in the male testicles and lower abdomen. At this time, a routine physical examination of the semen can be carried out. If inflammation is confirmed, medication should be used immediately for treatment to avoid affecting the male patient's reproductive function.

(2) It may be orchitis, which spreads to the inside and outside of the pelvis, causing pain in the testicles and lower abdomen. At this time, an ultrasound examination of the testicles and lower abdomen can be performed, and treatment can be started after the diagnosis is confirmed.

(3) In addition, prostatitis may also be a possible cause. Prostatitis is closely related to long-term sitting, holding back urine, and spicy food. The diagnosis can be confirmed by B-ultrasound examination of the prostate based on semen. Then, Chinese medicine prescriptions that clear away heat and dampness and promote urination are used for anti-infection treatment for four to eight weeks. In daily life, you should cultivate a good lifestyle, get up early and go to bed early, don't stay up late, don't sit for long periods of time, and don't hold back urine.

There are many reasons for men's lower abdominal pain and testicular pain. You still need to go to the hospital's urology department for a checkup. You need to do semen and sperm tests, male prostate, seminal vesicle B-ultrasound, and testicular epididymis B-ultrasound. Then, according to the test results, you can take medication for treatment.