You have described a history and symptoms quite suggestive of intermittent testicular torsion, especially since the right testis feels more horizontal and you have recurrent episodic pain. This indicates that the testicle might be twisting and untwisting on its own — a condition that can suddenly progress to complete torsion, risking permanent testicular damage.
A scrotal ultrasound with Doppler is essential to assess blood flow and confirm the diagnosis. If intermittent torsion is confirmed or strongly suspected, a bilateral orchiopexy surgery (fixation of both testes) is recommended to prevent future torsion and save testicular function.
Meanwhile, avoid vigorous activities or sudden movements that can trigger pain episodes.
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Answered2025-10-07 08:05:40
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