Which department should I go to for testicular pain?

The testicles are a unique reproductive organ in the male body and are also a private organ of men. In life, testicles may be damaged due to some accidents, especially during sports, which is still very common. In addition to trauma, some men also say that their testicles occasionally experience pain symptoms that last for a long time. So the question is, what department should I register for testicular pain?

Whether the testicles are normal is related to whether the fertility of male friends is normal. Recently, many male friends have experienced testicular pain. At this time, everyone should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. When registering, it is best to go to a regular hospital for urology.

Experts point out that there are many clinical causes of male orchitis, such as orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, varicocele, seminal vesiculitis and other diseases, which will directly cause the patient's testicles to have obvious pain, and the harm caused by these diseases is not small. Therefore, once such a situation occurs, it is recommended that male friends should go to a professional andrology hospital to visit the urology department for specific examination and treatment in time.

Men's testicular pain should be considered to be caused by the following reasons:

Orchitis. Orchitis is the main cause of testicular pain in men clinically. It is generally characterized by swelling, pain, and fever. When men have these symptoms, they should pay attention to whether there is inflammation.

Ectopic testicles. This condition is relatively rare in clinical practice. Just like cryptorchidism, it is usually caused by congenital factors and abnormalities can usually be found in the early stages. Once diagnosed with cryptorchidism, surgery is often required to restore normalcy.

Testicular injury. Sometimes vigorous exercise or trauma is also a direct cause of testicular pain in men, especially when the injured part is in the testicles, which often causes more severe pain and even shock in severe cases.

Reproductive infection. Infection is also a common factor that causes testicular pain, and the pain is usually particularly obvious and severe after the infection occurs. During the illness, some patients may also have symptoms of general discomfort such as fever and chills. Some men's scrotums are red and swollen, especially when there is a slight touch or friction, the pain is more obvious.