What causes pain in the lower part of a man's testicles?

As we all know, 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 semen, thereby reducing the normal pregnancy of men. Some men often have testicular pain in their daily lives, which causes a lot of mental distress to men. So, what are the reasons for testicular pain in men?

What causes men's testicle pain?

1. Men's testicular pain may be caused by hidden pain in the testicles.

Male testicular pain is a symptom of gonorrhea and seminal vesiculitis, and pain is usually on one side. The epididymal cyst will swell and ache, and even spread to the groin and lower abdomen on the same side, causing reflex cramping pain.

2. Men’s testicular pain may be caused by acute orchitis

Acute orchitis can cause swelling and pain, which is mainly due to testicular injury or inflammation, or bacteria invading the urethra and traveling retrograde into the epididymal cyst and male testicles, which in turn causes epididymitis and orchitis, leading to testicular swelling and pain, and vomiting, headache, lower abdominal pain and other uncomfortable symptoms.

3. Men’s testicular pain may be caused by chronic orchitis

Chronic orchitis can cause radioactive pain, which is mainly caused by not treating acute orchitis immediately. However, the pain in male testicles is milder, and sometimes the pain radiates to the patient's groin, lower abdomen, etc.

4. Other reasons for men’s testicular pain

There are many reasons for testicular pain, among which orchitis is more common. Orchitis is a common inflammation of the male reproductive system. It is a space-occupying lesion of the testicle caused by a variety of pathogenic factors. It can invade the male testicles through the urethra, seminal vesicle, ejaculatory duct, and epididymal cyst. It is one of the common causes of male infertility.