See answer : Excluding anatomical causes (tumor, hydrocele, varicocele, hernia), infectious causes (orchitis/epididymitis), and trauma all of which would be detected by ultrasound, the most common cause of testicular pain in a young adult is usually non-bacterial inflammation of the prostate and/or epididymides which is usually self-limiting and managed by diet, stress, exercise, and ejaculation modifications.
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