Patient Comments: Testicular Pain - Cause

What was the cause of your testicular pain?

Comment from: miriver, 65-74 Male (Patient) Published: November 21

The cause of my testicular pain consists of my left testicle entering into the lower groin cavity above the penis, causing a great deal of pain in that area. After pushing the testicle back down into the scrotum, the pain continues in the cavity area above the penis.

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Comment from: Tuffy, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: April 19

I have been having problems with my prostate, an infection. This has been going on for almost a year. I also have severe pain in my left testicle. Along with this pain I have had severe sweating and my sugar levels keep going up.

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Comment from: mterreader56@aol.com, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: April 05

Have minor pain in small spot on left testicle. It only hurts if I touch it with finger. I have recently begun experiencing erectile dysfunction. Also, I just started seeing someone for first time in two years after a divorce. It's a bit embarrassing to say the least.

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Comment from: kps, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: March 01

Male 41 years of age, I have sudden pain in the left testicles. From a few days my foreskin of the penis sticks to the penis and I feel as if it is pulling the penis inside. Sometimes I feel that I have not urinated fully. Also sometimes it takes around 15 seconds to start urinating. I am having medication for high blood pressure and my sugar levels are around 150, but have not started any medication for sugar.

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Comment from: 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: February 24

I have a slightly swollen testicle and long dull aches which I'm getting almost every day. I also have this in my lower abdomen. I've been told to go for tests but have to wait 5 weeks to have them done! I can't worry for 5 weeks, and be in pain.

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