Patient's question:
Brother, I'm currently in my second year of high school. When I was younger and didn't know any better, I injured my left testicle while playing with it. I wasn't sure where I got hurt. At the time, it was very painful, but I didn't tell my parents or seek medical attention. However, ever since then, my left testicle occasionally hurts when I run, and it still does so to this day. Additionally, the left side of my scrotum has lost its ability to contract, and my left testicle is much larger than the right one. I also have penile curvature. Last year, I went to a major hospital to check on the curvature of my penis. The doctor said to wait until I'm older to address it, as it doesn't currently affect my ability to use the restroom. But regarding the scrotum and testicle, the doctor only mentioned that there's a slight issue with contraction, but it's not a problem. What should I do about the occasional pain in my testicle when I run?Doctor's answer:
It is also possible that there may be an inflammatory condition. Generally speaking, if there is sexual activity, such situations may arise. In daily life, personal hygiene care should still be maintained, and attention should be paid to rest and diet. Moreover, do not use medication blindly during this period. For patients with testicular conditions, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of occurrence. If not treated promptly, it may affect health. Therefore, patients should receive timely symptomatic treatment and maintain regular sexual activity in daily life to prevent prolonged sitting.