Unexplained left testicle pain

Testicular pain is a common disease in men's diseases. Many male friends are troubled by this symptom. Testicular pain is most common in bilateral testicular pain. Some patients only have pain on one side at the beginning, and gradually develop into bilateral pain. According to the different severity of the symptoms, the pain is also different, such as implicit testicular pain, testicular discomfort, testicular prolapse pain, testicular stinging, and testicular pulling. In the later stage, the testicles will even have obvious pain when touched, and affect the normal walking situation. So what should I do if the left testicle hurts for no reason?

1. There are many diseases that can cause testicular pain, and the disease usually develops rapidly, often leading to ascending and descending infection. Therefore, even if you take medicine, you should take it for symptomatic treatment under the specific guidance of the doctor after examination. If the patient takes the medicine on his own, if the medicine is not for symptomatic treatment, it is easy to cause a serious condition. For simple analgesic and antiviral drugs, it is also forbidden to use them at will.

2. Inflammation of the testicles can easily spread to the urethra, glans, head, and prostate, causing damage to the entire reproductive environment, abnormal urination, testicular moisture, itching, and peeling, and other prostate symptoms. In general, orchitis can be caused by three conditions in clinical medicine: inflammation, swelling, and trauma. Most of them are caused by testicular or genital inflammation.

3. Inflammation irritates the penis and makes it more sensitive, leading to premature ejaculation, rapid ejaculation, and even affecting one's ability to get an erection, causing erectile dysfunction. The testicles are directly related to the quality of sperm. Long-term testicular pain will cause a sharp drop in sperm quality, leading to infertility.

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