During sexual activity, if you can get an erection but do not ejaculate, it can cause testicular swelling and pain. What should you do?

Patient's question:

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My 79-year-old father and mother have sexual intercourse without ejaculation, and they have swollen and painful testicles.

Doctor's answer:

Your condition may be testitis, which is usually caused by bacteria and viruses. The testicles themselves rarely suffer from bacterial infections because they have a rich blood and lymphatic supply, making them highly resistant to bacterial infections. Most cases of bacterial testitis are caused by inflammation of the nearby epididymis. It is recommended to treat it with intravenous antibiotics.

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