Can Prostatitis Cause Testicular Pain? Understanding Symptoms and Treatment
Can prostatitis spread to the testicles? Hello doctor, I was previously diagnosed with prostatitis, but now I have pain in one testicle. When I palpate it, it feels like the tube above the testicle is swollen, which I believe might be the vas deferens. Are the symptoms of testicu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Prostatitis rarely spreads to the testicles unless there was a previous infection that was not properly treated or if there is a new infection. It is advisable to have an examination by a urologist at the hospital. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Prostatitis Cause Testicular Pain? Understanding Symptoms and Treatment
Understanding Varicocele: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Regarding varicocele? Hello Doctor: A few days ago, I went to the hospital due to discomfort in my testicles and was diagnosed with epididymitis and suspected varicocele. I have a few questions: 1. When standing, I can feel a thick cord from the front side of the testicle to the ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) It could be a varicocele. 2) It's severe; it occurs when standing up. 3) Walking around is fine, but it's mainly from sitting for long periods, and also from standing still for too long. 4) Personally, I recommend wider support. 5) It won't happen. Wishin...[Read More] Understanding Varicocele: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Understanding Testicular Pain After Arousal Without Ejaculation
Testicular swelling and pain? Hello, after being intimate with my girlfriend or watching adult films, I experience swelling and pain in my testicles without engaging in sexual intercourse or masturbation. If I ignore it, I also feel pain in my lower abdomen near the bladder, whic...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It may be an issue with the testicles or the vas deferens. If this condition persists, it is recommended to consult a urologist for examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Testicular Pain After Arousal Without Ejaculation
Understanding Testicular Concerns: Common Questions and Answers
Testicular issues Hello doctor, I am 18 years old and have been masturbating by rubbing my penis against the bed for 78 years. I have a few questions: 1. Will this cause my vas deferens to break? 2. Will my testicles be injured? 3. Is there any harm to my sexual function in the f...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) No. 2) Don't apply too much pressure; it won't have an effect. 3) It won't cause harm, but rubbing the penis while lying on the bed is not an ideal method; some people say it may affect the sensation during sexual intercourse. 4) It's normal to have ...[Read More] Understanding Testicular Concerns: Common Questions and Answers
Understanding Testicular Issues: Pain and Blockage Concerns
Testicular issues Hello doctor, I haven't masturbated for a week and I've noticed that the vas deferens has become thicker and seems to be obstructed, and I'm starting to experience pain in my lower abdomen. Will this have any effects, or will masturbation be enoug...
Dr. Lin Wenxu Reply:
Not ejaculating for a week will not cause a blockage in the vas deferens. As for the lower abdominal pain, it is advisable for you to visit a physician for a comprehensive evaluation and physical examination to determine the underlying issue.[Read More] Understanding Testicular Issues: Pain and Blockage Concerns
How to Check for Vas Deferens Injury After Groin Trauma
Check for a rupture in the vas deferens? Hello, doctor. About two years ago, I sustained a near-moderate ligament tear in the right groin area while lifting heavy objects. I underwent prolotherapy treatment for over a year, and it was only recently that I fully recovered. I sudde...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
A physician must not administer treatment, prescribe medication, or provide a diagnosis without a personal examination. Hello: The vas deferens is quite resilient and can only be cut with surgical intervention; it is unlikely to rupture. If an examination is necessary, it should ...[Read More] How to Check for Vas Deferens Injury After Groin Trauma
Understanding Pain in the Vas Deferens and Prostatitis: A Patient's Guide
Pain in the vas deferens or prostatitis? Hello Doctor, I started experiencing pain in my lower abdomen last week. Initially, I had no sexual desire, but later I was able to achieve an erection and had some sexual desire, although the firmness was insufficient. The pain is located...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is not easy to treat. You may refer to the following article: https://www.tmua.org.tw/drSpecialColumn/drSpecialColumnArticle/CHLiao20160115-5(drSpecialColumn).html[Read More] Understanding Pain in the Vas Deferens and Prostatitis: A Patient's Guide
Understanding Epididymal Cysts: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
There are cysts in the epididymis? Hello, doctor. I am the person who asked question #130737. I have already seen a urologist, and after an ultrasound, the doctor mentioned that there is a 1 cm bubble or cyst on the right epididymis (I didn't hear clearly; does it make a dif...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Since the ultrasound has been performed and the treatment for the cyst has not been very effective, you may want to monitor it to see if it increases in size. If it does grow, you can seek medical attention at that time. Many people have this condition, so there's no ...[Read More] Understanding Epididymal Cysts: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Post-Operative Pain After Varicocele Surgery: What to Expect
Postoperative Pain After Varicocele Surgery Hello, Doctor. I underwent my second varicocele surgery at the end of August this year, which was a mini-laparoscopic procedure. This time, the surgeon said that since it was the second surgery, the area he operated on was larger, inclu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Since a physician has already examined you and found no edema or other issues, you can be observed for now. However, it is important to follow all post-operative care instructions after varicocele surgery. Maintain a light diet to avoid constipation. It would be reasonable...[Read More] Post-Operative Pain After Varicocele Surgery: What to Expect
Understanding Vas deferens Issues: Concerns for Young Adults
Vas deferens issues Hello doctor. I am 16 years old. Since around the 6th grade, I have had a bad habit of rubbing my penis up and down while lying on my bed. As I grew older, it turned into a method of masturbation. I have been doing this for about 10 years. I would like to ask,...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) No. 2) No, but it is not recommended to masturbate too frequently. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Vas deferens Issues: Concerns for Young Adults
Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Concerns in Urology
Testicular issues Hello Doctor, I previously visited a urologist due to pain in the right posterior area of the scrotum. It was found that there was edema in the area of the vas deferens, and there was no bacterial infection. The doctor speculated that there might have been a pre...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Examination of the vas deferens is not easy. It is recommended that you visit a urology department at a medical center for evaluation, as I cannot provide an answer here. Generally, there are not many individuals with this issue.[Read More] Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Concerns in Urology
Post-Vasectomy Reversal: Key Recovery Questions and Concerns
Vas deferens reconstruction Hello doctor, my husband underwent a vasectomy reversal surgery a few days ago (he had been previously sterilized), and I have a few questions to ask since there is very little detailed information available online. 1. How long after the vasectomy re...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) It is advisable to avoid sexual intercourse until the incision site of the vasectomy is fully healed. 2) Infection is unlikely, but the impact on the function of the vas deferens after the procedure is uncertain. 3) It is common for swelling to occur after this type of ...[Read More] Post-Vasectomy Reversal: Key Recovery Questions and Concerns
Is Post-Vasectomy Sperm Count Testing Necessary? Key Considerations
Is it necessary to perform a semen analysis after a vasectomy? Hello, Doctor. I underwent a male sterilization procedure at Taipei Veterans General Hospital on June 9, and I was initially very happy about it. However, after researching online, I have some questions. I am concerne...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
After both vas deferens have been ligated, it is generally recommended to ejaculate 15 to 20 times to clear any remaining sperm. After achieving this recommended number, a semen analysis should be performed to confirm that the sperm count is zero, which indicates effective contra...[Read More] Is Post-Vasectomy Sperm Count Testing Necessary? Key Considerations
Enlarged Vas Deferens: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Dilation of the vas deferens issue? I can feel that the right vas deferens is normal, but the left side feels noticeably enlarged. However, it is not painful and there are no hard lumps. The enlargement has caused the left testicle to sag a bit. If I compare the degree of swellin...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is likely a varicocele, and you can seek medical attention or choose to observe it. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Enlarged Vas Deferens: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Gonorrhea: Symptoms, Testing, and Complications
Questions related to gonorrhea? Recently, I had unprotected oral sex with a sex worker (she performed oral on me, I did not reciprocate) and had protected vaginal intercourse, after which I checked the condom for any damage and found none! Later, I researched online and discovere...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Most patients with gonorrhea visit the hospital due to discharge. A urine test is typically conducted, and no specific tests are usually required. If you do not have symptoms, you can continue to monitor your condition. In the meantime, it is advisable to drink plenty of w...[Read More] Understanding Gonorrhea: Symptoms, Testing, and Complications
Unidentified Lump Near Anus: What Could It Be?
I don't know if it's a tumor? Today, while showering and cleaning the area below, I discovered an unknown object approximately three to four centimeters from the anus. I had never noticed it before, and upon looking in the mirror, there was no redness or swelling. I hav...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It sounds like a benign issue, but it is advisable to consult a urologist or colorectal surgeon for an in-person examination and to discuss it with a physician.[Read More] Unidentified Lump Near Anus: What Could It Be?
Pain in Left Testicle After Intercourse: Causes and Solutions
Experiencing testicular pain after sexual intercourse? After having intercourse with my girlfriend, I feel pain in my left testicle, and there is a thick structure when I palpate it.
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is likely an issue with the vas deferens. It is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise temporarily and to refrain from consuming overly spicy or irritating foods. If there is no improvement or if swelling occurs, please seek medical attention from a urologist at the ho...[Read More] Pain in Left Testicle After Intercourse: Causes and Solutions
Post-Vasectomy Sperm Check: Do I Need Another Test After 3 Months?
Vasectomy and Sperm Analysis Issues I would like to consult a physician. I underwent a vasectomy in early October last year, and by early November, I had already ejaculated on my own 15 times and had undergone sperm analysis at a large hospital and a medical laboratory, both show...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: No, after a vasectomy, a sperm count of zero is sufficient, and no further testing is needed. This is the consensus worldwide. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Post-Vasectomy Sperm Check: Do I Need Another Test After 3 Months?
Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Concerns for Men
Testicular issues Today, while watching adult films, I didn't masturbate. After about 1 to 2 hours, when I went to the bathroom and strained to have a bowel movement, I experienced sharp pain in my left testicle, which radiated to my upper left abdomen. After finishing the b...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, a rupture of the vas deferens will not heal immediately, and this may be related to varicocele. It is recommended that if you experience any further pain, please follow up with a urology clinic. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Concerns for Men
Understanding Testicular Pain: Is It Varicocele?
Testicular issues Hello doctor, currently I am experiencing soreness in the right testicle and the blood vessels above it, or possibly the vas deferens. The soreness is noticeable with slight touch and is tolerable, but it has been present for about three days. Could this symptom...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: The symptoms seem similar, but please consult a urologist for a diagnosis to facilitate further management. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Testicular Pain: Is It Varicocele?