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Pain in testicles
I have pain in my testicles. It is going since 4-5-6 months. The pain is not severe. And main thing is that whenever I ejaculate the pain vanish. but if I don't ejaculate for about 3-4 days then again the pain starts. I've also been addicted to masturbation since a long time... it was getting more than enough. please sir... I'm super scared about this, and even I'm scared to tell my parents about this matter. please help
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Mild testicular pain that improves after ejaculation is often not serious, but persistent pain for 4–6 months should be evaluated. Please consult for proper assessment and reassurance.
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It seems to be a psychosexual obsession. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can affect your personal and sexual life.
It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects.
It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery.
You need an expert sexologist who is a good homeopathic physician and psychologist.
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I have been working as a Sexologist, homeopathic physician and psychologist for the last 17 years of experience. You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.
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Stop masterbation from niw , dont see porn , start reading good books ,stay away from things which excites you.
Start exercise .
Consult for complete recovery.
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Detailed history is required for treatment. You can consult
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The pattern you describe is actually quite reassuring in some ways. Since the pain is mild, present for several months, and tends to improve or disappear after ejaculation, it is less suggestive of a serious emergency such as testicular torsion. In many young men, discomfort that worsens after several days of abstinence and improves after ejaculation can occur due to congestion of the epididymis and seminal tract ("sexual congestion" or "epididymal congestion").
However, pain that has been recurring for 4â6 months should not be ignored. Other possible causes include mild inflammation of the epididymis, varicocele, chronic pelvic floor muscle tension, referred pain from the groin or lower back, or other scrotal conditions.
The fact that you have a history of frequent masturbation does not mean you have permanently damaged your testicles or fertility. Excessive masturbation itself is not known to cause chronic testicular damage.
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Pay attention to the following: Is the pain on one side or both sides? Do you notice any swelling, lump, heaviness, or change in testicle size? Is there pain during urination or ejaculation? Does prolonged sitting, exercise, or tight clothing worsen it? Is the pain localized to the testicle or higher up in the groin? Since the discomfort has persisted for several months, it would be advisable to undergo a proper clinical evaluation rather than continuing to worry about it. Please do not feel embarrassed about discussing this with your parents or a healthcare professionalâtesticular concerns are common and doctors deal with them routinely. For personalized assessment, better guidance, and a holistic treatment approach for testicular discomfort and men's health concerns, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5.
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Avoid repeatedly checking or squeezing the testicles, as this can increase sensitivity and anxiety. Wear comfortable, supportive undergarments and maintain regular physical activity. If you spend long hours sitting, take breaks and move around periodically. Stay well hydrated and maintain good sleep habits. Most importantly, do not panic. The fact that the pain is mild, chronic, and improves after ejaculation makes a serious emergency much less likely. Nevertheless, any testicular pain persisting for several months deserves proper evaluation so that the exact cause can be identified and addressed appropriately. Thank you
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Gym???
Get ur scrotum ultrasound done and share report with me so that I can analyse the problem and give u proper solution
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Trichologist
7 yrs exp
Lucknow
Need physical examination
Visit a dermatologist
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Dr. Jyoti Sharma
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Don’t worry it’s happens some time you can contact online through Practo more detail is required
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