Yes testicle pain a common problem experienced by men of all ages. Occasional pain for short periods of time is not uncommon. Any more than that, and you should go see a doctor.
maybe it could be that his testicle has been hit which is affecting his back or vice versa. Just a thought. 2nd Answer: Pain in those areas is common to a kidney stone "attack". It is also common to some very bad conditions which, if they persist for more than a day or two, should be looked at by a doctor.
Testicle pain could be something as simple as a bruise, or it could be something potentially dangerous like a torsioned testicle that occurs when the testicle wraps and tangles the various ducts and vessels it is connected to inside the sac.
Pain, swelling or tenderness, examine them by feeling for bumps that shouldn't be there. Blood or other discoloration in your ejaculate. Or ask a doctor.
According to the Mayo Clinic, testicle pain could be a result of a hernia, kidney stones, injury, blood vessel inflammation, urinary tract infection, or a variety of other causes. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/testicle-pain/MY00464/DSECTION=causes
See your doctor.
It is an infection.The terms "testicle pain" and "groin pain" are sometimes used interchangeably. But groin pain occurs in the fold of skin between the thigh and abdomen not in the testicle. The causes of groin pain are different from the causes of testicle pain.If you Orchitis is one of the causes.You can take diureitc anti-inflammatory pill to cure orchitis.
might be an STI go to the doctor.
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The testes should be free from lumps, pain, irregularities and swelling.
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It all depends how hard and what age. If your between 8-16 your testicles will very sensitive and nonprotevtive and it can be a real pain. There's 2 kinds of serious testicle injuries. Examples of serious testicular injury are TESTICULAR TORSOIN and TESTICULAR RUPTURE. In the case of testicular torsion, the testicle twists around, cutting off its blood supply. This can happen due to a serious trauma to the testicles, strenuous activity, or even for no apparent reason. Testicular torsion isn't common, but when it does happen, it most often occurs in guys ages 12 to 18. If it occurs, it is crucial to see a doctor as soon as possible - within 6 hours of the time the pain starts. Unfortunately, after 6 hours, there is a much greater possibility that complications could result, including reduced sperm production or the loss of the testicle. The problem may be fixed by a doctor manually untwisting the testicle. If that doesn't work, surgery will be necessary. Testicular rupture can also happen, but it is a rare type of testicular trauma. This can happen when the testicle receives a forceful direct blow or when the testicle is crushed against the pubic bone (the bone that forms the front of the pelvis), causing blood to leak into the scrotum. Testicular rupture, like testicular torsion and other serious injuries to the testicles, causes extreme pain, swelling in the scrotum, nausea, and vomiting. To fix the problem, surgery is necessary to repair the ruptured testicle.
Somtimes but if it gets worse get it checked out by your gp