Epididymitis due to STD is an acute infection that responds to antibiotics -- never chronic with recurrent or on-and-off symptoms. And it usually does not cause only a sore or tender testicle; almost always the testicle is enlarged and hardened, with tenderness to touch. Testing always shows gonorrhea or chlamydia. It sounds unlikely you have epididymitis; or if you due, not caused by an STD.
Answered 9/7/2022
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Symptoms from epididymitis vary from mild to severe. STD seldom leads to it if treated. Anxiety and stress can cause all kinds of symptoms. Your best bet is to wear a good support underwear, lessen your stress and if it persists see a Urologist. Inguinal hernias usually do not cause testicular pain.
Answered 9/8/2022
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