What causes testicular soreness

What causes testicular pain? When men experience pain in their testicles, some male friends inevitably feel at a loss. This is because the male testicle is an important place for the male body to reproduce male sperm. If it occurs, it will immediately affect a man’s pregnancy. So what are the main causes of testicular pain?

Orchitis

The male testicles are located in the vagina, one at the top and one at the bottom. The male testicles secrete male hormones, which play an important role in the growth and development of male reproductive organs and the display of male secondary sexual characteristics. Under normal circumstances, male testicles will not have pain. Pain in male testicles indicates that the male testicles are diseased and requires timely self-reflection and treatment. The following orchitis is a common cause of testicular pain in men. There are many causes of orchitis, such as mumps patients, which can be complicated by orchitis, causing testicular pain and swelling in men; gonorrhea is the most prevalent sexually transmitted disease today, and can cause orchitis in severe cases; chronic prostatitis can also cause testicular pain in men, which is manifested as pain on one side, mostly dull or stretching pain, and is recurrent. The patients are more common in young men and less common in the elderly.

Testicular changes in men

Testicular changes in men are one of the common dangers in the vagina. It can occur in children to 70-year-olds, and 65% of cases occur between the ages of 12 and 19. Generally, there is intense exercise a few hours before the onset of the disease, or the male testicles are affected by external forces. Severe pain in the testicles of men occurs suddenly during sleep or rest. This is the first symptom of the disease and one of the main diagnostic criteria. Some patients are accompanied by nausea, vomiting, swollen testicles, and clear tenderness. It is generally believed that if testicular changes are treated within 6 hours, the recovery rate of the testicles reaches 80%, and if the changes are treated after 24 hours, the recovery rate is only 20%. At this time, even if the testicles can be stored, the testicular function of the affected side is often damaged.

Damage to male testicles

Male testicles move freely within the vagina and are protected by a strong albuginea, so the chance of traumatic damage is small. Male testicular damage is mostly related to violence, car accidents, etc. After injury, male testicles suffer severe pain and nausea. Feeling like vomiting, vomiting, or even fainting or shock. During routine physical examination, testicular enlargement, unclear outline, or hematoma in the vagina, with obvious tenderness. B-ultrasound and CT are not only helpful in diagnosing the disease, but also can clarify the location and limitations of male testicular damage. The treatment rules for male testicular damage are first of all to calm down, relieve pain, and resist shock, and secondly to identify the degree of male testicular damage, and then accept contradictory treatment methods.

Male testicular cerebral ischemia pain

Testicular ischemia pain in men is common in the elderly. The pain is more severe, worsens during exercise, and lessens during rest. The semen microscopy is normal. It is often due to aortic extremity caused by arteriosclerosis of the testicles in men. Testicular aortic atherosclerosis in men is usually a part of systemic vascular disease. The disease is more common on one side, and the left side is more common than the right side.