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Left testicle pain that comes and goes
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I'm having pain in the left testis that comes and goes from the last 2 months. Along with this I sometimes get pain in lower back , lower left side of abdomen and it radiates to legs as well.
I've already done usg scrotum , it says grade 1 varicocele.
My urologist said grade 1 varicocele doesn't cause pain , so he asked me to get done urine and semen culture and both the reports are normal.
He suspected it could be prostatitis so he prescribed me levoflox 750 for 2 weeks.
I completed the course but still I get the left testis pain.
Can someone pls guide me what is the exact cause for this pain because it has taken a toll on my mental health from past 2 months?
Is this pain normal , will it subside ?
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U need treatment for vericocele...
Avoid lifting heavy weights...
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It could be prostate infection, it could be epidydimitis as well. Need to connect to understand as then will see what we can do.
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Dr. Amit Kumar Patel
Sexologist
7 yrs exp
Rewa
1. Posture & Activity Modifications:
Avoid prolonged sitting or standing, which may worsen nerve-related pain.
If you have a desk job, use an ergonomic chair and take frequent breaks.
Avoid heavy lifting or intense exercise until the cause is identified.
2. Supportive Care:
Wear supportive underwear (briefs or a jockstrap) to reduce discomfort.
Apply cold packs (wrapped in a cloth) to the scrotum for 10-15 minutes to reduce inflammation.
Avoid excessive heat exposure (e.g., hot baths, saunas), as they can worsen varicocele symptoms.
3. Pain Management:
Try over-the-counter pain relievers like Ibuprofen (400 mg) if needed.
Stretching and light exercises for the lower back and pelvis may relieve nerve-related pain
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Dr. Saurabh Tiwari
Neuropsychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Lucknow
Surgery opinion
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