How to pinch the testicles

Testicles are actually an important reproductive organ for male friends. If there is a problem with the testicles, it will cause some problems for the overall body of male friends. When there is a problem with your testicles, you must first find the real cause before you can alleviate your problem in a targeted manner. You can massage the testicles to relieve your symptoms, but you must pay attention to the strength when massaging the testicles.

Spermatocele

Cause and effect: A benign cyst occurs when sperm stays in the testicle or epididymis. The swollen and raised mass is mostly as big as a sugar cube. People jokingly call it the third testicle. Fortunately, this situation is very rare.

Your examination: Although there will be no pain, the swelling is like a ball growing above your testicles and can be felt separately. Under the illumination of a flashlight in a dark room, the spermatocele is shiny.

Doctor's treatment: No treatment is necessary. If you insist on getting rid of the lumps, the doctor can remove them for you. To prevent recurrence: Avoid trauma to the testicles and scrotum. Have regular sex and avoid long-term sexual impulses.

Scrotal cyst

Cause: Caused by an overproduction of tissue water between the membrane layers surrounding one or both testicles. Sometimes it occurs after a testicular injury or orchitis, but in most cases no cause can be found.

Your examination: The scrotum appears swollen and bulging, sometimes the cyst can even reach the size of a football, but it does not feel painful. Doctor's treatment: You can use a minor anesthesia surgery to drain the excess tissue water, and the doctor will also sew up the small holes in the scrotum that leak fluid.

Testicular bruise

Causes and consequences: When the testicles are injured, there will be local swelling and bruising. Because the scrotal skin is loose, the testicles have abundant blood flow, which can easily cause hematoma and infection after injury. Vigorous exercise, sexual behavior, and violence can sometimes cause strong contraction of the levator testis muscle, making the testicles "worse". After trauma, if the blood vessels that supply nutrients to the testicles are severely damaged, they will atrophy and necrotize, causing impotence or sexual dysfunction.

Your examination: If you feel severe pain after testicular trauma, you should use a flashlight to check your scrotum in a dark room. If the light cannot pass through the scrotum, it means there is hematoma.

Doctor's treatment: Generally, you must sit or lie down first to check for rupture or external bleeding. If the testicles are symmetrical and not misplaced, you can use a wide belt to support them to reduce shaking and relieve pain. If there is no wide belt, you can tear up old clothes instead, and just hold them up to fix them. If there is swelling, cold compresses can be used to help control internal bleeding to prevent recurrence. Even if you may think at the first moment: you will not die. But the excruciating pain will occur after a few minutes, making you really realize: there is indeed something wrong.