Testicular torsion symptoms

Testicular torsion is also called spermatic cord torsion in daily life. There are many reasons for this condition, but most patients are caused by strong physical exercise or external violence. At this time, the blood circulation of the male testicles may be insufficient, which leads to blood circulation obstruction. It is also very common in clinical medicine. Of course, it may also be caused by congenital testicular maldevelopment. The strong pain it causes will make the patient unbearable, so it is necessary to start treatment in time. Before treatment, it is necessary to understand its symptoms.

The first symptom is that many men in adolescence will develop this condition if they have improper sleeping posture for a long time or after engaging in obvious exercise. Most of the symptoms are more obvious and are often accompanied by severe pain.

In the second symptom, the patient may continue to experience nausea and vomiting. Some patients may not be able to move normally if they experience severe testicular pain. In more serious cases, they may go into coma or shock.

The third symptom, if not properly treated, may continue to cause other symptoms, and may even cause ischemic necrosis around the male testicles, and may also cause muscle atrophy in the patient himself, so self-regulation must be carried out in time.

The fourth symptom is that generally speaking, the patient will experience testicular swelling several hours after the onset of this condition, and the slightest movement may cause pain.

The above are the 4 common symptoms of twisted male testicles. Patients must rest in hospital beds and avoid independent activities. They must find out the cause of their illness and carry out targeted treatment. They must do a good job of medical care in daily life, try to reduce excessive exercise, and be able to exercise moderately to activate their muscle components.