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Why Am I Having Testicle Pain?

testicle pain
39 year old male....6'0".....160 lbs......active....extreme pain in left testicle.....on a scale of 1 to 10 its a "10"....its been 2 months of agony....constant pain....feels better sometimes after sex....every task including sitting has been a struggle because of the pain
Sat, 12 Apr 2014
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Hi. This looks unbelievable. 2 months is a high and long time to suffer from such a pain and you have not yet consulted a Doctor/ Surgeon ? Urologist ( preferably).
Well- Pain is constant and 10 by 10 you say. better after sex.
The most probable reason can be a entrapment of a nerve supplying this area. Or can be due to varicocele. Or can be due to recurrent torsion of testis.
Please consult an Urologist and undergo ultrasonography and color doppler examination ASAP.
Have scrotal support.
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Why Am I Having Testicle Pain?

Hi. This looks unbelievable. 2 months is a high and long time to suffer from such a pain and you have not yet consulted a Doctor/ Surgeon ? Urologist ( preferably). Well- Pain is constant and 10 by 10 you say. better after sex. The most probable reason can be a entrapment of a nerve supplying this area. Or can be due to varicocele. Or can be due to recurrent torsion of testis. Please consult an Urologist and undergo ultrasonography and color doppler examination ASAP. Have scrotal support.