Testicular pain on one side

There are many reasons for testicular pain on one side. It may be because the human body's immunity is low and the resistance to bacteria is not strong, resulting in bacterial infection, causing orchitis or epididymitis, and then testicular pain on one side. External factors can also cause testicular pain on one side, such as damage caused by external forces, mosquito bites, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that when the body's coolness is too strong, dampness attacks the body's qi, causing blood and qi circulation obstruction, and the body's qi and blood are damaged, which will also cause testicular pain on one side.

If you have pain in one side of the testicle, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment to confirm the actual cause of the disease. 1. One-sided testicular inflammation or epididymitis will cause subacute swelling of the testicle and epididymal cyst, accompanied by inflammatory sensations. There will be redness and itching of the scrotal skin, pain when touched, or inseparable adhesions of the testicle and epididymis, unclear state of life, etc. Routine blood tests and B-ultrasound examinations of the testicles and epididymal cysts are required to determine whether there is clear orchitis or epididymitis.

Testicular torsion is an outpatient clinic of urology. In appearance, the position of the male testicle is displaced. When force is applied, the position of the male testicle is relatively fixed and not easy to be pushed, and it is accompanied by significant pain. The pain idiopathically worsens over time. In severe cases, there will be lower abdominal or back pain. It is necessary to go to the hospital for an outpatient B-ultrasound examination of the male testicle and spermatic B-ultrasound. If diagnosed as testicular torsion, it is recommended to perform surgery within 6 hours to repair the testicular torsion, improve the blood circulation of the male testicle, and prevent male testicular ischemic necrosis.

Male patients suddenly have testicular pain on one side, if accompanied by redness and high temperature of the scrotal skin, testicular swelling and pain, lying down to rest can relieve the symptoms, palpation can obviously feel the epididymal cyst and testicular swelling, the boundary between the two is unclear, the pain is obvious, and the pain can be relieved when the testicle is lifted up, it can be diagnosed as unilateral epididymitis or orchitis, and anti-infective treatment should be started in time. If testicular pain suddenly occurs on one side and the testicle retracts, and the pain is aggravated when it is lifted up, it can be diagnosed as testicular torsion or adnexal twist. Therefore, if the above symptoms occur, go to the hospital for outpatient treatment immediately to avoid delaying the condition.