Testicular pain after ejaculation

When a man's physiological desires are relieved, he will ejaculate. Ejaculation is precisely a physiological manifestation of a man's extreme excitement. Because men's semen is stored in the kidneys, men's kidneys generally feel tired and painful after ejaculation. However, some men find that they feel some soreness in their testicles after ejaculation. So what causes testicular soreness after ejaculation in men?

Ejaculation pain refers to the paroxysmal soreness or dull pain in any part of the penis, urethra, perineum, lower abdomen or above the scrotum that occurs during ejaculation, that is, pain during sexual intercourse in men. Under normal circumstances, the ejaculation process is coordinated and rhythmically completed by the testicular efferent ductules, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts, prostate, perineum muscles, penis body and its internal urethra under the control of nerves. Pleasure occurs along with the movement, but there is no pain.

There are many reasons for ejaculation pain, such as the patient's anxiety about poor ejaculation, which induces spasmodic contraction of the perineum muscles. This is a psychological factor; too much movement during sexual intercourse, or too dry sexual intercourse, or a long period of no sexual intercourse or frequent sexual intercourse, once sexual excitement occurs, causing the genitals to overwork,