What causes testicular contraction pain?

The testicle is a relatively important organ for men. Some men will experience testicular contraction pain from time to time. Generally speaking, this kind of testicular pain needs to be taken seriously. There are many reasons for testicular pain. You must pay attention to rest, develop good daily living habits and work and rest routines, pay attention to personal hygiene, try not to eat spicy and irritating foods, and seek medical attention when necessary.

What causes testicular contraction pain?

First: Let's talk about testicular shrinkage and pain. The cause may be testicles. Generally speaking, the early symptoms of testicular cancer may be testicular pain or testicular atrophy. This phenomenon must be taken seriously. In order to avoid the rapid spread of cancer cells, we must pay attention to consolidating it in the early stages to curb it.

Second: In fact, what you need to pay attention to is that if you find testicular pain, it may be urethral cancer or urethritis. These diseases may cause some testicular phenomena during the spread of inflammation, leading to testicular pain or some other phenomena. These are some common complications that should be taken seriously.

Third: Unless we say that if testicular pain or testicular pain occurs in daily life, we must pay attention and go to the hospital for examination in time. It is very important. If we do not check, it is very likely to cause some other phenomena. Therefore, we must maintain personal hygiene and health during military activities, and do not be extremely clear when advancing in an orderly manner.

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In addition, we need to maintain a good mood. No matter what happens, we must pay attention to the fact that a good mood is necessary. If we don’t have a good mood every day and maintain an anxious, depressed and fearful state of mind, it will be difficult to recover from the disease.

What causes testicular pain?

1. Orchitis, epididymitis

Acute epididymitis is a relatively rapid disease, mostly caused by bacterial infection, and often occurs on one side. The main manifestation is rapid swelling of the scrotum on one side with pain, which radiates to the ipsilateral groin and lower abdomen. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by fever, chills, and nausea. Acute epididymitis often affects the testicles, causing testicular inflammation.

Chronic epididymitis is also common and is a common cause of testicular pain. Chronic epididymitis is mostly sterile and the symptoms are generally not very typical. The main manifestations are swelling and discomfort of the scrotum and testicles, and the symptoms are prone to recurrence.

2. Varicose vein

Varicose veins are more common in young men and women, and are usually on the left side. The main symptoms are swelling of the scrotum on the affected side, local swelling and pain, which worsens after fatigue or long-term standing, and can be alleviated or disappeared after lying down and resting.

Varicose veins can damage the function of the testicles, causing the quality of male "tadpoles" to decline, leading to male infertility. Mild varicocele can be left untreated for the time being. If the symptoms of varicocele are more severe, surgical treatment can be performed.

3. Prostatitis

Testicular pain is often one of the symptoms of chronic prostatitis. People with prostatitis often have swelling and pain in the scrotum, perineum, and prostate area, which can cause anxiety.

The testicles and epididymis are connected to the prostate through the vas deferens. Therefore, prostatitis can also affect the testicles and epididymis. The symptoms of prostatitis can also involve the testicles and epididymis, causing pain.