First, let’s take a look at what testicular pain is all about.
Clinical studies have found that in addition to the few mentioned above, orchitis is also one of the main reasons for testicular swelling and pain. The clinical manifestations include swelling of the testicles, testicular pain, headache, dizziness, increased body temperature, and abdominal pain symptoms. Research has shown that orchitis is mainly caused by viral or bacterial infections, and orchitis can severely damage testicular function, and in severe cases can even lead to male infertility. Therefore, it is important to note that if there is any discomfort in the “lower body,” it is essential to seek medical attention promptly to avoid worsening of the condition.
So, now that we know the reasons, how can we prevent orchitis?
Friendly reminder: If you do experience testicular pain, never delay seeking medical attention, for timely medical care is the right choice. Never let momentary embarrassment lead to lifelong health consequences. It is particularly important to note that if the pain is not due to external injury, it should be taken seriously to avoid pain caused by internal diseases. Therefore, men must take care of their testicles, avoid prolonged sitting, and of course, engage in appropriate physical exercise, as life’s health lies in movement.
