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A 24-year-old male asked:
I have had testicular pain for 5 years now. it's typically a 4 but spikes up to a 9. have ruled out torsion and any infection. i have had may ultasounds with no resolution. nobody can explain it. this current spike came with unusually saggy scrotum.
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Dr. Bernard Seifanswered
Clinical Psychology 42 years experience
Testicular pain: Please ask your docs about Kegal exercises for men. Do you ride a bike or wear boxer shorts? There may be lifestyle choices that strain the area. Are you especially anxious/tense in body? Therapeutic massage (not of genitals but entire body otherwise) may also help. Nerve damage? See urologist or neurologist. Peace and good health.
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I had testicular torsion surgery recently. I just removed my plasters. I feel a hard like tube thing in my scrotum. Is this something to worry about or is this suture that they used to attach testis?
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When the area is healing post-op you can feel all kinds of things in the area, But it is best you see your surgeon and have him/her check it
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Hello. I had a testicular torsion/orquidopexy operation two weeks ago. I've notice in this 2 weeks that my left testicle(the one that had the torsion) is placed higher up in the scrotum then the right one. will it come down? or stay there?
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A 18-year-old male asked:
Do I have testicular torsion? My left testicle is hanging very low completely below my right one. Can see white line going down side of right testicle down to the bottom of left testicle. Scrotum soft but testicles are hard and hurt when touched.
Dr. Robert Kwokanswered
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