Mild pain in the testicles

The testicles are important reproductive organs for men, and men need to protect their testicles well because they are relatively fragile and can easily cause testicular pain, which can affect the quality of sperm. Therefore, it is recommended that you understand the causes of mild testicular pain, treat the causes of mild testicular pain, and take good care of your testicles in normal times.

A variety of male reproductive system diseases can cause testicular pain. Orchitis is one of the common causes of testicular pain. Due to testicular inflammation, testicular pain is stimulated. This disease can seriously damage male sexual function. If not treated in time, it can cause male infertility. Patients suffering from scrotitis may suffer from testicular pain to a certain extent. The main function of the scrotum is to be responsible for the production and storage of male sperm. Scrotitis not only causes testicular pain, but also damages the sperm in the scrotum. Testicular pain may also be caused by male endocrine disorders or diseases such as prostatitis and urinary tract infection.

Acute testicular pain is mostly due to the blockage of testicular blood supply, which causes local swelling and congestion. However, long-term testicular pain should be taken seriously by patients. It can cause male impotence, premature ejaculation, change the living environment of sperm, cause dead sperm and eventually lead to complete loss of male function, bring difficulties to the couple's life, affect the harmony of the couple, and even worse, transmit the bacteria that cause inflammation to the wife, causing the wife to have gynecological diseases. If not treated in time, it will cause male mental loss and even symptoms of premature aging.

When testicular pain occurs, you should go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination in time. Remember not to hide the disease and avoid seeing a doctor. You should know that excessive anxiety can cause sexual dysfunction such as psychogenic impotence and accelerate the development of potential diseases. Once diagnosed, whether you have a male reproductive system disease or not, as long as you actively cooperate with the treatment, the pain symptoms can be eliminated quickly. If the pain is only mild, general treatment is sufficient, such as rest, local hot compress and appropriate physical exercise to relieve and recover.