Patient's question:
How should the treatment for testicular pain be? Since last year, the vas deferens has been, but not frequently. I haven't married yet, but I have the habit of masturbation. A few days ago, it suddenly became very painful, and I don't know the reason. I want to ask what should be done in this situation? What are the causes of testicular pain?Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic epididymitis: The affected scrotum may experience a sense of heaviness, distension, or pain, with the pain radiating to the abdomen and groin. Its clinical symptoms are milder than those of acute epididymitis, with a slower onset and a history of recurrent episodes. It is often accompanied by orchitis and epididymitis. Physical examination may reveal thickening and hardening of the epididymal segment of the vas deferens. In more severe cases, the vas deferens may be painful, adhere to surrounding tissues, and the cremaster muscle may be tense, with the scrotum and testes retracting upwards.