Hi, I'm 21 years old, I'm sexually active and I have a problem about my testicles. Lately I have noticed a dull pain in them while ejaculating and sometimes even when urinating. When I sensed that there was something wrong I tried to examine my testicles with my hand and discovered that they hurt in the back end. When I ejaculate there is a little blood in the sperm. I'm very scared about this whole thing, does anybody know what is this disease that I have and how can it be treated?
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There can be many causes of testicular pain and discomfort. If you are sexually active then it is possible that you have got some kind of a sexually transmitted disease, especially if you have had unprotected sex in the near past. If you are experiencing pain during ejaculation and urination, your testes, urethra, epididymis, or even prostate can be inflamed. The cause of the inflammation are most likely some kind of a bacteria that you have contacted either by practicing unsafe sex or by bad hygiene. I think that epididymitis is the most probable cause of your pain, since you say that the pain originates in the back end of your testicle, where your epididymis lies. Epididymitis as any other bacterial infection is easily treated with antibiotic therapy. There is also a possibility that you may have testicular cancer, in that case you should try to feel a bump on the surface of your testicles. In any case you should immediately go and have an appointment with your doctor and let him examine you and give you proper care and advice about this problem.
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I'm a doctor, and I had a similiar problem with my testicals. I had to go to a testicular doctor, and he told me that they needed to be removed. I did nothing for 3 whole months, and the pain got worse especially behind the testicals. After those 3 long months, I had tp have a major surgery on them. It resulted in excessive amounts of pain. A few months later, I had to have them both completely removed. NO MORE FUN FOR ME UNFORTUNATELY! I am thankful for my two daughters I had before I had this problem. I just want to add, I had never had any unsafe sex before my marriage. Enjoy your testicals while you can.
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I'm sorry, but I have to call BS. I'm not completely dismissing this, but I don't believe that you're a doctor. I don't know of any doctors that are "Testicular doctors", as they are called Urologists. I also don't know of any doctor that would refer to a Urologist as a "testicular doctor".
I know this thread is ancient, but it is still in the top 2 results on google, so I am going to post on the topic anyway.
I had a similar problem when I was 18, that my "Urologist" told me was a "torsion of the testicles". Basically, this means that my testicles had become intertwined and they were being starved of blood/oxygen. I had to have surgery, which is very commonplace to relieve the pain. There was no pain afterwards, and only slight discomfort from the incised area but that healed after 2 weeks. (If you think you might have this problem, seek medical treatment immediately within 6 hours of the onset of pain! It feels as if someone has your testicals in a constantly tightening vice grip and is impossible to ignore.)
I'm 30 now, and haven't had any testicular pain since, until now. I noticed a dull throbbing ache in my right testicle today. It is nothing like the pain I had when I was younger, though it is more of an annoying throbbing pain. It feels as if the pain is on the backside of my testicle. I took a warm bath to see if that may help (thinking I may have inadvertently injured it somehow) but that didn't help at all. Is there anyone else that has had a problem like this? Are there any experience urologists that may be able to help me diagnose this?
I know this thread is ancient, but it is still in the top 2 results on google, so I am going to post on the topic anyway.
I had a similar problem when I was 18, that my "Urologist" told me was a "torsion of the testicles". Basically, this means that my testicles had become intertwined and they were being starved of blood/oxygen. I had to have surgery, which is very commonplace to relieve the pain. There was no pain afterwards, and only slight discomfort from the incised area but that healed after 2 weeks. (If you think you might have this problem, seek medical treatment immediately within 6 hours of the onset of pain! It feels as if someone has your testicals in a constantly tightening vice grip and is impossible to ignore.)
I'm 30 now, and haven't had any testicular pain since, until now. I noticed a dull throbbing ache in my right testicle today. It is nothing like the pain I had when I was younger, though it is more of an annoying throbbing pain. It feels as if the pain is on the backside of my testicle. I took a warm bath to see if that may help (thinking I may have inadvertently injured it somehow) but that didn't help at all. Is there anyone else that has had a problem like this? Are there any experience urologists that may be able to help me diagnose this?
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I appreciate what you posted to call out the previous poster. Sometimes people post here to scare other people for some other reason. In any case, if you are feeling pain like that, I wonder if it's not a groin pull or something like that. I can tell you that it is probably not going to get better if it's an actual pain and not an ache. Can you see your doctor about this?
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hi my name is docter no nadgers,i had the same pain as you describe one monday mornind,by the wednesday i saw my docter and friday i was in hospital having them removed,i hope this helps
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i have had testical pain for a few years now. when it started it was discomfort and then started to become painfull. i visited 2 urologists and had ultrasounds and lab works done. both doctors told me there is nothing wrong. the last doctor told me that he can not help and its me that need to find a way to releif myself not to wear tight pains and to wear breifs instead of boxers...... . i am sexually active i increase and decreased hope that this may help not nothing i still have the pain and dont know what to do
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Ive been having a similer problem with my testicals for 6mo to 1yr hurt so bad i can hardley walk starts at my nuts and runs all the way down my right leg ive been checked out at the va hosp lab work done and ultra sound done on my sack they didnt see any thing what do you think thank you for your time
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Hi, I am 25 years old and, you know dude I have the same problem when i am making love to my wife it just comes out like lava!!
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for past ten year i have had testical pain inside my sack there are 2 tubes goes to nutswhen i ejackulate it fills like slaming on brakes i jump off and have piss bad then 1or2 days later i will be pissing thensperm will come out full load then no sex for about 3 week done been to one m***n doc friday going again cant walk cant set down fills like sack fill up with fluid last dock said sisk on tube but nothing can do i would band my self if would go away i miss having sex with wife two or tree times aweek 30yr going on mariage if any one had simular problem tell me what to do please
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Really?!!! I am a surgical intern, and I hope to become a surgeon in a few more years. Thre is no way that you are a medical doctor! Your verbatim is completely incorrect. There is no such thing as a testicular doctor! Now, a specialist which deals with this male genitalia among other things is called a urologist.
If you are going to reply to give advice, do not lie to people who are searching for advice. Most likely, you need antibiotics to treat a common infection, which could have been caused by a number of reasons.
You do not need to see a urologist, in fact because a urologist is a specialist you can only be seen by obtaining a referral from a family physician.
STEPS: go to see your family physician, they can prescribe antibiotics that you need, furthermore if more treatment is necessary, your family physician will refer you to a urologist.
If you are going to reply to give advice, do not lie to people who are searching for advice. Most likely, you need antibiotics to treat a common infection, which could have been caused by a number of reasons.
You do not need to see a urologist, in fact because a urologist is a specialist you can only be seen by obtaining a referral from a family physician.
STEPS: go to see your family physician, they can prescribe antibiotics that you need, furthermore if more treatment is necessary, your family physician will refer you to a urologist.
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