What causes testicular numbness?

The testicles are where men store sperm. They are a very important organ for men. Moreover, men's testicles are very fragile and will feel pain if touched lightly. This part of the testicles is prone to disease. Many men often feel testicular numbness. At this time, the quality of men's sperm will be seriously affected, so it must be taken seriously. So what is the cause of testicular numbness?

What causes testicular numbness?

Reason 1: Numbness in the hands may be caused by cervical spondylosis. Its symptoms are varied, and numbness in the fingers is one of them. Cervical X-rays can help with diagnosis. In addition to physical therapy, traction, and the use of some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs, cervical spondylosis can be treated by doing some slow neck exercises; the height of the pillow should be appropriate when sleeping, generally 7 to 9 cm high, and the hardness should be moderate. The sleeping posture should be correct to avoid local blood vessels and nerve tissues from being compressed.

Reason 2: Numbness in the palms may be a sign of chronic alcohol poisoning. For some people who drink frequently, numbness in the palms indicates chronic alcohol poisoning. If chronic alcohol poisoning is not treated in time, it can lead to dysfunction of various body systems and even irreversible pathological damage, such as chronic gastrointestinal inflammation and ulcers, alcoholic myocarditis, fatty liver or cirrhosis, central nervous system degeneration or brain atrophy.

Reason 3: Peripheral neuritis causes numbness in the hands. If the elderly have poor digestion and absorption function and malnutrition for a long time, they will suffer from vitamin B1 deficiency, which will lead to peripheral neuritis and numbness in the fingers. If the posture is not correct during sleep, the neck is tilted and the arms are under pressure, it will also cause numbness in the fingers.

Notes

Elderly people often suffer from high blood pressure and high blood lipids. High blood pressure can cause vasospasm, high blood lipids can cause increased blood viscosity, and blood flow is slow during sleep at night. These factors can lead to transient cerebral ischemia and numbness of fingers. Therefore, the elderly should regularly check blood pressure, blood lipids, and blood rheology. If they have high blood pressure or high blood lipids, they should take antihypertensive and lipid-lowering treatments, drink more water, and use nimodipine, danshen tablets, small doses of aspirin and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to improve microcirculation, and the phenomenon of finger numbness will be eliminated.