Pain in the lower abdomen and left testicle

The testicles are one of the most sensitive parts of the male body and are easily invaded by bacteria and viruses. If inflammation occurs, it will cause severe testicular pain, swelling and blood in the testicles, and the testicles will become loose and hard. In many cases, this pain will also affect the lower abdomen, perineum and inner thighs.

If you have a dull pain in the left testicle that goes to the lower abdomen, you should go to the hospital's andrology department or urology department for a checkup. This type of testicular pain is usually caused by orchitis or testicular injury. Orchitis is a common male disease caused by bacteria that travel through the blood and urethra. 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 the 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 very susceptible to infection.

During the treatment period, pay attention to a light diet, drink plenty of water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, do not eat too much spicy food or irritating food, and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse to prevent cross infection from aggravating the condition.