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Question: I have pain under my right testical but not the actual testical the pain is very uncomfortable and comes and goes what do you think
Brief Answer:
Localized epididymitis as the most probable cause
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
To recapitulate: Male/49 - pain 'under' the right testicle - not the actual testicle - very uncomfortable - comes and goes - sometimes the pain is outside on the skin where the testicle sits - frankincense oil calms the skin pain alone and not the internal ....
Since you have provided the specific history, this looks to be an inflamed part of the epididymis that is near the lower part of the testis. Since the skin is just lying in vicinity the pain may be felt in the skin and applying the frankincense oil can take care of the skin sensation and as it can not go through the skin to be effective at the inflamed part.
Another possible causes can be varicocele
This can be diagnosed by the following:
Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon or preferably an Urologist.
Color doppler with ultrasound can help further clarify.
Tests of blood and urine can give further clue.
I hope this answer helps you to get an early and proper diagnosis and a plan for a proper treatment.
Till then you can have scrotal support.
Localized epididymitis as the most probable cause
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
To recapitulate: Male/49 - pain 'under' the right testicle - not the actual testicle - very uncomfortable - comes and goes - sometimes the pain is outside on the skin where the testicle sits - frankincense oil calms the skin pain alone and not the internal ....
Since you have provided the specific history, this looks to be an inflamed part of the epididymis that is near the lower part of the testis. Since the skin is just lying in vicinity the pain may be felt in the skin and applying the frankincense oil can take care of the skin sensation and as it can not go through the skin to be effective at the inflamed part.
Another possible causes can be varicocele
This can be diagnosed by the following:
Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon or preferably an Urologist.
Color doppler with ultrasound can help further clarify.
Tests of blood and urine can give further clue.
I hope this answer helps you to get an early and proper diagnosis and a plan for a proper treatment.
Till then you can have scrotal support.
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