Patient's question:
The testicles have always been a bit abnormal, and I haven't paid much attention to it. Recently, I noticed some symptoms and went to the hospital for a check-up. It was found that it was testicular torsion. I would like to know where is the best place to treat testicular damage.Doctor's answer:
The testicles are the place where sperm are produced, directly related to future fertility. Trauma can cause severe damage to the testicles, and in some cases, removal may be necessary. However, it depends on the situation. Most people feel intense local pain when injured because the nerve endings on the surface of the testicles are very rich and highly sensitive to pain. The internal structure is rarely damaged, so the pain usually subsides by the third day. This type of injury will never lead to infertility. Some people may have more severe testicular injuries with mild local bruising, but this usually fades away within a few days. This is because there may be some rust or minor damage to small subcutaneous blood vessels, which are typically repaired without affecting fertility. The testicles are located in a superficially exposed area. Due to the good protective structure and high mobility of the scrotum, it is not easy for them to be injured.