Patient's question:
Medical Description: A sharp pain in the left testicle when touched. It seems not to be the testicle that hurts, but the skin. The pain is felt at the location of a blood vessel. She feels pain.History of Treatment and Effect: Has not visited a hospital.
Help Needed: Is there a problem?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. If you experience pain in the testicles, but there is no pain when you touch them or no nodules are felt, it could be a possibility of prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis. This is because when the penis is congested, the prostate gland also becomes congested. Inflammation can lead to obstruction of prostatic fluid and inflammation-induced stimulation, causing spasm of the spermatic cord and pulling pain in the testicles.Advice: First, you can go to the hospital for a scrotal color Doppler ultrasound examination to rule out any cysts or varicoceles in the testicles. If there are no issues with the testicles themselves, you will need to undergo a routine prostatic fluid examination and a semen analysis. This will help further clarify the problem.