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I have got mild duscbulg ate l4 l5 s1 with no canal stenosis and no nerve compression but having too much testicle pain I think the report is wrong..help,here is report
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Your disc bulge is mild and not compressing nerves â itâs unlikely to be the sole cause of testicular pain.
Persistent testicular pain needs medical/urological evaluation first, to rule out non-spinal issues.
If medical/urological causes are excluded, then nerve referral or pelvic musculoskeletal cause should be investigated by a physio trained in pelvic rehab.
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Consult a urologist immediately â to rule out urgent causes (infections, kidney stones, testicular torsion, etc.). If cleared, see a physiotherapist for: Detailed spine and pelvic assessment Nerve mobility tests Postural and core stability check Screening for pelvic floor dysfunction Use conservative measures until then: Avoid heavy lifting or prolonged sitting that strains lumbar/pelvic region Use supportive seating (lumbar support) Gentle core activation exercises (if pain-free)
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Do not ignore testicular pain â it can sometimes signal urgent urological issues. Donât rely only on your spine MRI â it doesnât rule out other causes. Avoid self-diagnosing or heavy gym activity until a proper evaluation is done.
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Please take online consultations for better observation and details.
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I recommend consulting a urologist or your primary healthcare provider for a thorough examination, as they can assess your symptoms and order additional tests if necessary
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In the meantime, avoid activities that worsen the pain and consider applying a cold pack to the area for relief, but only if it feels comfortable.
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Sit with lumbar support, stand tall, and avoid slouching to reduce disc pressure.
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Hey there!
Testicles are supplied by inguinal nerve originate from L1. You can do core and back strengthening exercises. You can also consult a andrologist . Consult me online with andrologist report.
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Consult me online with andrologist reports
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Reports are not wrong you have mild disk compression
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Consult with the GP for proper medicines for testicles pain.
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Focus on pelvic floor exercise
Maintain posture
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Stop any movement that strains your lower back, pelvis, or groin (e.g. deadlifts, squats, intense core).
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Hi please take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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Rest.
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Postural care.
Don't sit for a long time take a break every half an hour for 10 mins walking.
Stretching exercise under supervision of qualified Physio .
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Dr. Arshpreet Kaur (PT)
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6 yrs exp
Bathinda
Consult online for better diagnosis
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Dr. Rahul Patriya (PT)
Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Jaipur
Consultation - andrologist and male pelvic floor physiotherapist
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Dr. Steephan John (PT)
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
kindly get a proper consultation with general physician
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Dr. Shefali Gandotra (PT)
Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
Jammu
Mild disc World will not cause testicle pain. Please refer to a general physician.
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Mr. Amjadulla Khan (PT)
Physiotherapist
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Bangalore
U can get ultrasound scan for scrotum .
To know what's wrong
Meanwhile get your disc buldge treated with physiotherapist near by
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