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Understanding Testicular Pain: Is It Varicocele or Something Else?

Varicocele? Hello, Doctor. Recently, I've been experiencing a slight aching pain near my right testicle. I've noticed that the area around the testicle and the blood vessels or vas deferens above it also feels sore. Could this be due to a varicocele, or is it another co...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, in this situation, please consult a urologist for an examination to determine whether the pain is related to blood vessels, the testicles, or nerves. Thank you for your inquiry.

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Understanding Thickened Vas Deferens: Causes and Concerns

Vas deferens issues If my vas deferens feels thickened, what could be the issue?


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: Most people may not know whether the vas deferens is thick or not. It is recommended that if you have any questions, you consult a physician at a urology clinic.

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Post-Vasectomy Checkup: Why Wait Three Days Before Intimacy?

Regarding follow-up examinations after sterilization surgery? Hello, doctor. I would like to inquire why it is necessary to refrain from sexual intercourse for more than three days after surgery. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. 😃


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, after a typical vasectomy, if everything is fine, there will be no sperm present (which means sexual intercourse is not an issue). However, if the procedure is unsuccessful (meaning the vas deferens is not completely blocked), a semen analysis can provide the doctor with s...

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Understanding Vas Deferens: Hardness and Normal Variations Explained

Vas deferens issues Hello, doctor! I would like to ask about the consistency of the vas deferens. When I palpate, the left side feels more like a firm tube, while the right side feels softer. Is this normal?


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello Andy: If you feel a tubular structure when touching the scrotum, it could be the vas deferens, blood vessels, or soft tissue. It is advisable not to touch excessively, and if you have any concerns, please consult a urologist.

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Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort

Pain during sleep? Hello, the issue is as follows: My father experienced testicular retraction after taking a cold shower one day. He manually pulled his testicles down, which led to a sensation of nerve (or vas deferens) entrapment, causing pain and even cramping at night. He ha...


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, although the ultrasound shows no abnormalities, the pain persists. There is a possibility of varicocele, testicular torsion, or infection. It is recommended to follow up at a larger hospital.

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Post-Vasectomy Reversal: Concerns About Ejaculation After Surgery

Post-vasectomy reversal surgery Hello Doctor: I had a vasectomy 5 years ago and recently underwent a vasectomy reversal surgery. It has been about 18 days post-operation, and the surgical wound is healing well. My question is, after 18 days post-surgery, if I engage in ejaculatio...


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello Mr. Abe: If there are no significant factors affecting wound healing, such as malnutrition, wound infection, or poorly controlled diabetes, the surgical site should have healed by 18 days post-surgery. You can then proceed with a semen analysis to determine if there is any ...

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Understanding Left Testicular Pain: Causes and Solutions

Left testicular pain? Over the past month, I have been experiencing pain in my left testicle. Usually, there is no issue, but the pain typically starts before ejaculation during masturbation, and sometimes there is a dull ache even after ejaculation. I usually masturbate once a d...


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello, sir: Based on your description, it seems that there may be some swelling or inflammation in the prostate or vas deferens. I recommend that you rest and avoid masturbation. If the symptoms persist after two weeks, it is advisable to seek medical attention at the Urology Dep...

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Understanding Chlamydia Infections: Risks, Testing, and Treatment

Clostridium infection Hello Dr. Chen, I am a female. Recently, I was tested and found to have a Chlamydia infection. I informed my partner and advised him to get tested as well. We went to different clinics, and his clinic also used urine testing. The last time we had unprotected...


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello, Miss: 1. Chlamydia infection in males commonly presents as urethritis, while in females it is often seen as cervicitis. The incubation period is approximately 1 to 3 weeks; however, more than half of the patients are often asymptomatic, making it difficult to determine wh...

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Understanding Testicular Discomfort: Causes and Concerns

Testicular enlargement. Discomfort? Hello, about two weeks ago, I started feeling mild discomfort in my left testicle (I usually masturbate 1 to 2 times a day, sometimes even 3). After the first week, I refrained from masturbation for 5 days, but then I masturbated 4 times over t...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Your puberty has not yet ended, and engaging in sexual activities too frequently indicates a loss of balance in life. Overall, this is definitely not ideal; perhaps 3-4 times a week of DIY would be sufficient. Transitioning into adulthood should be done gracefully. Based on your ...

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Pain in Left Groin During Urination: Possible Urological Issues

Experiencing pain in the left upper groin area while urinating? I have been experiencing occasional sharp pains in my groin for some time now, which makes me feel like there might be an issue with my vas deferens. Of course, I understand that this is just my perception. Additiona...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
When urinating, it is essential to relax. If you are not able to relax at your age, it may indicate that you are holding in your urine, which can lead to discomfort. It is important not to strain, as this can result in various uncomfortable symptoms.

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Understanding Testicular Discomfort: Causes and When to Seek Help

There is a problem with the testicles? Hello. I have a question for the doctor. Recently, I have been feeling a slight discomfort in my left testicle, which is hard to describe as pain or just an odd sensation. When I touch it, it seems a bit swollen. Additionally, the upper part...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
The tubular structure may be the epididymis, and there might be a slight epididymitis. It is recommended to see a urologist for a urine test and to perform a scrotal ultrasound for further evaluation.

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Understanding Testicular Pain: Causes and Concerns for Urology Patients

Testicular pain I have been experiencing intermittent pain in my left testicle for about 2-3 years. What could this condition be? (I have researched online and found that the testicles can have similar structures to varicose veins, but I don't see any. However, there is a se...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It is recommended to see a urologist for a thorough examination.

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Understanding Testicular Swelling and Pain: Causes and Solutions

The testicles are slightly swollen and painful? I haven't masturbated for five days, but on the fifth day, I did. The semen seemed fine, and the volume was considerable. However, the next day, my right testicle felt swollen and a bit painful when I squeezed it, with some dis...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
When masturbating, it's important to pay attention to lubrication (to avoid injuries) and cleanliness (to prevent wound infections or urinary tract infections). If you have any concerns, it is advisable to see a urologist for an examination.

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Understanding Failed Vasectomy: What Went Wrong and Next Steps

Failed sterilization surgery? Hello doctor, my husband underwent a vasectomy yesterday, but it was only successful on one side. The doctor said the testicle was too high to locate the vas deferens on the other side and refunded me the fee. I am confused as to why there was no pre...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It is possible for a sterilization procedure to fail. If necessary, it is advisable to consult a different physician for evaluation and discussion.

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Understanding Testicular Pain During Intimacy: Causes and Solutions

Testicular issues Recently, when I was intimate with my girlfriend while sitting, everything felt normal during the erection, but after a while, my testicles started to hurt and the discomfort lasted for some time. I also felt a sensation like my scrotum was being pulled when the...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It sounds like there is no issue. These types of problems are generally benign. However, if you are truly uncomfortable, it is advisable to see a urologist for symptomatic treatment.

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Concerns About Vas Deferens and Safe Masturbation Techniques

Vas deferens issues? I'm not sure if this method of masturbation could cause any damage to the vas deferens. It's important to note that the vas deferens is a muscular tube that transports sperm, and it is generally resilient. However, if you have concerns about your se...


Dr. Fu Shizhang Reply:
The vas deferens typically does not break due to this.

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Can Long-Term Masturbation Cause Vas Deferens Damage?

Vas deferens issues Can the vas deferens get damaged from long-term masturbation while lying down?


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, I have not encountered a vas deferens that is severed in this manner. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers found online should only serve as a reference; if necessary, it is important to seek medical atte...

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Unusual Testicular Sensations After Ejaculation: What to Know

After ejaculation, the testicles feel strange? Doctor, I don't understand why every time I ejaculate, I feel something strange in the area where the testicles connect (I think it's called the spermatic cord or the vas deferens?). Could you please tell me what might be t...


Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
During ejaculation, there is a strong contraction of the cremaster muscle and the seminal vesicles. If recovery occurs after rest, it may be a personal physiological response; thus, discomfort can arise. Repeated ejaculation or excessively frequent sexual activity must be explain...

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Understanding the Anatomy of the Scrotum: Is It Normal?

Testicular issues 2 It should be a nerve because there are two in the scrotum, connected to the testicles, not growing on top of them. Is this normal? Thank you for your response.


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Please cherish our online medical resources. When asking the same question, please specify only one physician or nutritionist. Haohao: The nerves within the scrotum are normally not palpable. What you may be feeling could be the epididymis or the vas deferens. If there are any un...

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Understanding Varicocele: Common Concerns and Questions for Teens

Varicocele Hello doctor, I am 15 years old. 1. I have a varicose vein on the left side that has been surgically treated, but it still hasn't healed after four months. What could be the reason? 2. Does everyone have a spermatic cord? I mean the blood vessels. I also have one ...


Dr. Fu Shizhang Reply:
1. What does it mean to have no good quality? 2. Not everyone has it; only normal males have it. 3. It is not certain. 4. In addition to blood vessels, the spermatic cord also contains the vas deferens and the cremaster muscle.

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