Tingling sensation in the scrotum

The male testicles are the testicles of men. Their importance is self-evident. The male testicles are the area where sperm is produced and stored. Once pain or inflammation occurs, it will affect the quality of semen and the conversion of sperm, thereby reducing the normal fertility of men. Some men often experience testicular pain in their daily lives, which causes a lot of trouble for men. The incidence of this symptom in daily life is still very high. What is the reason for the numbness in the scrotum? Let's take a look at the following content.

1. Steps/Methods:

1. First: Men often have sex without controlling their sex life, which may cause the male testicles to be squeezed and processed, which may affect the male testicles and cause pain. The damage caused by testicular pain is very serious.

2. Second: If the patient has testicular numbness, it is often considered that it is related to the compression of the scrotum. Male patients maintain a long-term sitting posture during work, which will cause testicular numbness. It is also possible that the patient has prostatitis, which may also cause this symptom. If the patient has transient numbness and it is relieved quickly and independently, there is no need to worry. Just be careful not to sit for a long time and take a proper rest. However, if testicular numbness occurs frequently and the patient has obvious vulvar sensory disorders, it is recommended to go to the hospital's urology department for relevant examinations immediately to further establish the diagnosis. A detailed examination of the testicular area can be performed by B-ultrasound. After the cause of the disease is established, medication treatment can be used under the supervision of a doctor. Patients are usually advised not to sit for too long, to increase physical fitness and exercise appropriately, to keep the perineum clean and dry, and to change underwear frequently.

3. Third: Men's sperm is temporarily stored here after production. Epididymitis is common in people around 30 years old. Most of the cases are caused by the urethra that has not healed for a long time being infected by pathogens, causing the pathogens to enter the epididymal cyst through the vas deferens lumen. It is often caused by posterior urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, etc. The site can be one side or both sides, and the onset time can be acute or slow.

2. Common problems:

Regardless of the cause of testicular pain, men should seek treatment immediately to avoid delaying treatment.