Patient's question:
When I was a child, jj had a diversion surgery. It was around the age of six when the surgery was performed. That was because the sperm survival rate was not high. Now, what is the reason for the testicular pain?Doctor's answer:
Males who have no sexual experience tend to experience excessive penile erection during passionate encounters, which generally leads to a significant discharge of prostatic fluid. However, since they have no sexual activity, they cannot expel it, causing it to accumulate. This often results in pain in the vas deferens or spermatic cord. Generally, stopping the sexual stimulation and resting for a while can alleviate the issue. It is important not to repeatedly stimulate without engaging in sexual activity, as this can easily lead to prostatitis.