Left testicle and left lower abdomen pain

Have you ever felt what real testicular pain is? If a man's testicles are hit by external forces and cause pain, it must be extremely painful. This pain will radiate to the abdomen, perineum and even around the urethra. In more serious cases, it will continue to cause testicular damage, affecting the normal function of the male testicles. So what is the reason for the male testicles to continue to feel pain without external force? Male patients often tell doctors that their left testicle is connected to the lower abdomen and the testicle on one side continues to loosen. How can this be caused?

If you have a symptom of left testicle pain connected to the lower abdomen, you need to go to the hospital's andrology department or urology department for examination. This kind of testicular pain is usually caused by orchitis or testicular injury. Orchitis is a common male disease caused by pathogens that infect the urethra through the blood. The incidence of orchitis is not low, especially in recent years, the total number of cases has gradually increased, and many male friends do not pay enough attention to this matter. Testicular pain is one of its most obvious symptoms.

In fact, the probability of testicular infection and inflammation is not high. Most of the time, it is the infection of epididymal cyst that irritates the testicles. Because the testicles are rich in blood and tissue fluid, they can further enhance the defense against bacteria and diseases. Epididymal cysts are different. Common E. coli and Staphylococcus can cause infection and inflammation, thereby affecting the normal environment of the testicles. However, if it is viral orchitis, it is caused by direct invasion of the testicles, such as submandibular adenovirus infection. It rarely occurs in adult men, but children are more susceptible to infection.

In addition to the symptoms of testicular pain, what other manifestations of the human body can we use to distinguish whether or not we have orchitis? In addition to testicular pain, there will generally be continued testicular swelling, redness, looseness, changes in the surface skin of the scrotum, and some patients will experience chills, high fever, and fever without reason. If the testicles cannot be observed with the naked eye, you can feel it by gently touching it.

Many bad lifestyles in modern life cause problems for our bodies. If a man likes to drink and smoke, eat supper at night, and stay up late every day, his body will be easily invaded by bacteria, and orchitis will appear at this time. Orchitis not only causes pain, but also continues to harm men's sexual function and reproductive function over time. Therefore, many male friends should not turn a blind eye to this matter, and must actively prevent it.