Is it uncomfortable having testicles?
You can occasionally get them caught if you sit down awkwardly or in a small chair, or with your legs crossed. You can also get them tangled up in loose boxers sometimes. The rest of the time they're pretty well designed to hang out of the way...and when you're exercising they contract upwards anyway. Hurts like hell when they get bashed or knocked though! One's normally lower than the other so they don't bash into each other. So, not uncomfortable most of the time, but on occasion. Hope this answers your question and satisfies your curiosity.
Why are my testicles uncomfortable?
Quite often pain that seems to be coming from the testicles really originates in the prostate gland. The prostate gland is very important for male sexual enjoyment. Please read this page about unexplained prostate pain: http://www.healthystrokes.com/prostatody...
Slight discomfort in right testicle?
SO i went to the doctors recently and he was checking my testicles because i felt something unusual but he said was completely fine, and when he checked my right one it felt a little more sensitive than the left one. Like i can check the left one just fine but in the right one it seems to hurt, well not hurt but a slight pain if i compress the same amount of pressure to check for lumps on the right side. Like i do the same amount on my left too but on my right it just feels a little more uncomfortable. I mean i've allways checked them by myself but just the sensitiveness that gets me on that one. I mean it not very sensitive just more of a cautious one. And ideas? I don't think it is testicular cancer because i would believe i would have more of a bigger pain and even l would at least have more than one symptom. So any guesses or am i just being over caustious? Thanks.
Pain/discomfort in right testicle...?
im 23 y.o. im pretty healthy.. regularly active through sports, especially football. ive been feeling mild dscomfort in my right testicle for a few months now... i first started feeling a hard lump sensation towards the underside of my right testicle, i went to the doctor and she explained that it felt like an inflamed or thick vien or something like that... i dont recall injuring myself at football or straining myself in any way to cause any discomfort. she recommended 'for piece of mind' that i go for an ultrasound, but having the doctor said that nothing seemed wrong, i ignored the appointment, stupidly i might add... ive since went on holiday to Italy for 6 weeks so where its been bothering me more and more every day. i feel like nearly everyday but its not a strong pain, its discomfort but leading to slight pain, of which i felt non of when i was back in the UK. I've felt a bit sick some days like ive been kicked in the b***s but its very brief. its slightly enlarged on the bottom but sometimes its a little enlarged to the right side of the right testicle. there is no hard lump but something hard sometmes i do feel.i have had no blood in my urine, my erections r as strong as ever, i dont feel pain from anything else in my body, just the dull ache in my testicle. ive tried to explain as clearly as i can to what my symptoms are and i hope there is someone out there who has experienced any similarities to help answer my question. an appointment to c the doctor has been book for a few days time as its weekend just now. any help appreciated thanks
Why am I having pain and discomfort in my right testicle and lower abdomen after ejaculation?
There can be several reasons for this. ALL of them should send you screaming to a gp or a urologist, yesterday. GO NOW!!!
Why is there a discomfort above my testicle area (right testicle but not testicle)?
GO SEE A DOCTOR.Depending on your age, a detailed history of the problem, and a simple examination your doctor will be able to tell you what this is and reassure you about how to go about dealing with it.The details will be the key. For instance, if you are young, fit and active then this could be nothing in particular, or could be:A spermatoceleAn inguinal herniaA varicoceleOr one of many other possibilities, some more serious than others.Each one with a different management. Some simply require observation and a repeat visit to your doctor, while others require scans, and others possibly surgery.So the key is to get it seen soon. So GO FOR IT, GET IT CHECKED OUT.