When a testicle gets twisted around it is called testicular torsion. It is an excruciatingly painful condition and there are two ways to treat it.
The most common and most successful way is through surgery. It is quick and minimally invasive and can cure torsion 100% of the time. The other less common way is to try to manually untwist it. This oftentimes doesn't work and has to be done without anesthesia since the only indicator that the testicle is turned the correct way is a decrease in pain.
Testicular torsion is a medical emergency, since the testicle does not live very long with its blood supply compromised.
Testicular torsion
It can cause infertility, but it can also cause your death. A untreated twisted testicle, aside from being incredibly painful, will swell and die. Keeping a dead testicle inside your body will do more harm than good.
Testicular torsion is when the testicle gets twisted.
Some testicle problems, like infections and swelling, are treated with antibiotics like Vibrox. See the link below.
First a scrotal exploration is needed to comfirm a twisted spermatic cord then a orchiopexy is performed where the doctor sutures the testicle to the side of the scrotal wall to prevent it from rotating again.
Yes and No. It is called testicular torsion. It is actually the spermatic cord that is twisted and this cuts of the blood supply to the testicle. If not corrected this can cause the testicle to die, then it has to be surgically removed. There are implants available for those who lose a testicle though, but just for looks, it won't be functional like a real testicle. The testicle itself cannot really twist, but the problem is still known as testicular torsion and many people think of it as a twisted testicle.
There is the possibility of it being serious there is testicular torsion which needs to be treated asap or you could loose the testie and there is also, epididimis or something like that which is an infection in the testie that can be treated by antibiotics. The main thing is you need to go to a doctor or the hospital as soon as you can to get it checked out.
Yes, as long as the testicle is functioning properly then you can reproduce with one testicle.
The most common organ in the lower abdomen to get twisted is probably the ovaries and the testicles. In a woman, ovarian cysts can cause the ovary to twist, which typically causes severe pain. In males, trauma or rapid growth in puberty can cause the testicle ( more accurately, the spermatic cord, which supports the testicle) to become twisted. This usually causes severe pain and sometimes swelling and vomiting. Both of these conditions require emergency surgery, or else the blood supply will get cut off and the tissue in those organs will die. Sometimes the intestines can get twisted, although this is more common in children, and is called intusseception.
Most probably, some sort of infection. Chances are, the pain has already forced him to see a doctor, but if he hasn't, drag him there. These are easily treated by a course of antibiotics, but they can be really dangerous if untreated.
There are no perfect rhymes for the word testicle.
No unless you want to blead out from a hole in your testicle