Right testicle pain

In addition to the penis, the male reproductive organs also include testicles, which are often teased as balls. Some men feel pain in their right balls, but are too embarrassed to go to the hospital for examination. At this time, you need to understand some of the causes of testicular pain and how to self-examine when the testicles hurt. The following is a detailed introduction to the causes of testicular pain and self-examination methods, male friends can come and learn about it.

1. Causes of right testicle pain

Nowadays, more and more people sit on soft sofas. Some people sit on the sofa and watch TV for several hours. They only think that sitting on the sofa is more comfortable than sitting on a hard chair, but they never thought that the soft and comfortable sofa can cause damage to the function of the testicles.

This is because the original sitting posture of humans uses the two tuberosities of the ischium as support points, and the scrotum is then suspended lightly between the two thighs. However, when sitting on a sofa, the original support point sinks, and the entire buttocks sink into the sofa. The filling and surface materials of the sofa will surround and compress the scrotum. When the scrotum is compressed, venous return is blocked, and the blood vessels near the testicles become thicker. Severe blood stasis can lead to varicocele, and the patient will experience heavy testicles and dull pain in the lower abdomen.

Varicose veins can affect men's sexual function and fertility. When the varicocele is varicose, the harmful substances produced by testicular metabolism cannot be discharged in time, and the testicles cannot get enough nutrients, which will damage the normal testosterone secretion function of the testicles and reduce testosterone secretion. Testosterone is the driving force for maintaining male sexual function and producing sperm. Once it is lacking, it will inevitably lead to male sexual dysfunction and infertility.

2. How to check male testicular pain

1. Check the appearance of the skin for redness, swelling, or bruises.

2. Use your hands to measure the size and hardness. Generally, you can know the testicular volume by touching it. If you are not sure, you can compare the size with the testicular model. The models range from 1 to 30. When measuring, pull up the testicle to be measured, tighten the scrotal skin, and compare the measured quantity with the testicle one by one. In addition, you need to check the epididymis, which is generally soft in texture and can be palpated to determine whether there are nodules or lumps.

3. Check blood routine, urine routine, and semen routine. Blood routine checks whether white blood cells, red blood cells, and lymphocytes have inflammatory infections. Urine routine checks whether there is urinary tract infection, firmness, etc. Semen routine checks sperm density, survival rate, quality, etc.

4. Perform color Doppler ultrasound of the scrotum to check the blood flow direction of the capillaries and microvessels, whether there are foreign objects, and to rule out testicular lesions.