In male bodies, the testicle is also one of the most important organs. However, because most men experience testicular pain, it poses a great threat to their health and is also one of the reasons why men cannot successfully complete fertility. So what is the reason for testicular pain?
The main causes of pain are as follows:
The main causes of testicular pain in men are testicular diseases, which are often caused by trauma, inflammation, and tumors. In general, testicular diseases in men often affect the normal functioning of important genital tubes. In severe cases, it can also lead to male infertility, so the symptoms of testicular pain caused by different reasons vary, which requires patients to actively take symptomatic treatment based on their own pathogenesis to avoid serious consequences.
1. Orchitis. Because orchitis in men is one of the most common causes of testicular pain. However, there are many reasons for causing orchitis, such as the onset of epidemic parotitis with orchitis, presenting symptoms of testicular pain and swelling; Other severe cases of gonorrhea can also easily trigger orchitis, presenting symptoms of testicular pain and swelling.
2. Testicular changes. The phenomenon of testicular seizures and changes in men is attributed to a common emergency within the scrotum. Generally, if there is intense activity or intense external force on the testicles a few hours before the onset of the disease, severe testicular pain can suddenly occur during sleep or quiet periods.
3. Testicular injury. This is primarily due to the fact that the activity of the male testicle within the scrotum is very large and protected by a tough white membrane, so the timing of testicular closed injury can be very small. If the testicle is subjected to violence and accidents, it can cause severe pain in the male testicle, and some may also experience nausea, vomiting, and even the result of fainting or shock.
4. Testicular cyst. In general, male cysts can be formed within the scrotum, and can grow very large without experiencing any discomfort. However, it is still necessary to consult a doctor to see if they have a tumor. During this period, men of any age are likely to develop cysts, and this disease is relatively common among men over the age of 40, which is a common cause of painful testicular swelling.
In clinical practice, because the testicle of men is the most important organ for producing sperm and secreting sexual hormones, once testicular pain occurs, patients who do not take timely scientific treatment can directly affect sexual function and fertility. Therefore, after the onset of the disease, patients need to go to a professional infertility hospital for diagnosis, identify the cause of pain, and provide targeted treatment.