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Balls Hurt, Red, Wrinkly. UT Normal, Painful. What Should I Do?
balls hurt and are red and wrinkly.. my left leg is getting tingly from it and my nutt feels like it's gonna explode. went to doctor once and did urine and ultrasound they said it looked fine. but it's been hurting for 2 or 3 weeks now and they said i should go in if they are swollen or red and they are a little pink/ red what should i do?
I understand your concerns and believe that you might have a urinary tract infection or/and a sexually transmitted disease. The most likely cause of your pain is epididymitis. You need to get a urinalysis as well as culture and sensitivity if your urine is positive for infection as well as, a screening test for sexually transmitted infections to rule out the same. If any of them are positive, there are specific medications that need to be used. Obviously, you need to consult a qualified doctor. You may want to treat your pain in the meanwhile, with available over the counter analgesic medications. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a lovely day!
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Balls Hurt, Red, Wrinkly. UT Normal, Painful. What Should I Do?
Hi there ~ I understand your concerns and believe that you might have a urinary tract infection or/and a sexually transmitted disease. The most likely cause of your pain is epididymitis. You need to get a urinalysis as well as culture and sensitivity if your urine is positive for infection as well as, a screening test for sexually transmitted infections to rule out the same. If any of them are positive, there are specific medications that need to be used. Obviously, you need to consult a qualified doctor. You may want to treat your pain in the meanwhile, with available over the counter analgesic medications. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!