What is the reason for the pain in the testicles?

In the male body, the male testicles are also one of the most important organs. However, since most men experience testicular pain, this poses a huge threat to the body and is also one of the reasons why men cannot successfully complete pregnancy. So what causes testicular pain?

Orchitis. Orchitis in men is the most common cause of testicular pain in men. However, there are many reasons for orchitis, such as the high incidence of influenza, mumps and orchitis, which will cause testicular pain and swelling in men; in addition, if gonorrhea is not optimistic, it will also easily cause orchitis, which will cause testicular pain and swelling in men.

Testicular changes. Testicular changes in men are a common scrotal disease. Generally, if there is strong activity a few hours before the onset of the disease, or if the testicles are subjected to strong external force, then when the patient falls asleep or is quiet, severe testicular pain will suddenly occur.

Testicular injury. This is mainly because the male testicles are very active in the scrotum and are protected by a strong white membrane. Therefore, the chance of traumatic testicular injury is very small. If the testicles are subjected to violence and accidents, it will cause severe testicular pain, and some will continue to cause nausea, vomiting, and even fainting or shock.

Testicular cysts. The cysts that men usually experience can form in the scrotum. They can look very large and do not cause any discomfort, but you should still ask your doctor to check whether you have a tumor. During this period, men of all ages may develop cysts, and this type of disease is more common in men over 40 years old. It is a common cause of painful and swollen testicles in men.

Since the male testicles are the most important organs for the production of sperm and the metabolism of estrogen, once testicular pain occurs, if the patient does not promptly adopt scientific treatment, it can directly affect the male sexual function and ability to conceive. Therefore, after the onset of the disease, the patient needs to go to a professional fertility hospital for diagnosis, determine the cause of the pain, and receive targeted treatment.