Testicular Pain

Make a doctors appointment

I assume the sonogram was ordered by your son's physician. Is there something to worry about? Possibly. The doctor, or your son or son's partner, had to find something he/she felt was worth investigating further (unless your son simply demanded the sonogram). Whatever it is, and it could be nothing at all, finding it early is much better than finding it later.

Good indication of an infection or cangerous growth, would be a good time to visit the UROLOGIST if this whats happening to you.

If you purposefully cause your own death, you have committed suicide. Putting a gun to your head and pulling the trigger is suicide if the bullet is there. It is attempted suicide if the bullet is not. Don't play Russian Roulette.

Well, I'm not positive, but it may be cancer. You should ask your doctor.

On one end of each testicle there is normally a small, spherical mass where the tubes that direct seminal fluid attach. If this is not what you are referring to, or if you are still uncertain, definitely consult your physician. There is such a thing as Testicular Cancer, and you don't want to mess around with it.

Defecation is the act of pooping. This should not cause sperm to come out of your penis, since they are totally different systems.

If you have a fluid with a sperm-like consistency that comes out of your butt when you defecate, then it is mucus and could indicate an intestinal problem. If this is the case you should ask your doctor about it.

it isn't normal for that to happen. you definetly should get that checked out. you obviouls have some super-shrink sack disorder.

There could be several reasons: a small tear or wound in the urethra, an infection, a foreign object, a scratch from passing a small kidney stone. If you have had unprotected sex, it could be from a sexually transmitted infection. It is best to get this checked by a doctor.

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Yes he he is still fertile.

Ity will slow down after the age of fifty years.

You should have a talk with either a urologist or with a person that deals with trauma or perhaps both. They would be in a position to properly asses what your situation may be.

Sepsis in an illness caused by a bacteria in the body. In this case "Uro" refers to a urinary source. Urosepsis is an infection from a urinary source. In this case bacteria enters the body through the urethra into the bladder. A common cause are foley catheters which are inserted when a patient is not able to urinate on their own, and urinary tract infections. An UTI can develop and if it further progresses the bacteria spreads to the blood and can be fatal. Prompt antiobiotic treatment is needed to treat illness, otherwise blood pressure can fall, depriving organs of blood and oxygen and death can occur.

Do you mean that the boy (you or your son?) has only one teste inside his scrotum and the other teste is undescended (and still located within his abdomen?) If this is the case go and see your doctor, as soon as is practicable. A boy's testes should both have descended either before birth or soon after, definitely long before the onset of puberty. During puberty a boy's testes increase a great deal in size and this growth, inside the abdomen is the likely cause of the pain. It may be possible for a doctor or specialist to descend the testes or it may have to be removed. Either way it should not remain within the abdomen.

Hiya... I have had very similar symptoms. I went to the doctor and she said I had Prostatitis (an infection of the prostata... Nothing too serious but it can come back from time to time) I had Cyprofloxan for 10 days and im sorted.

Might be that!

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A single dose of cefixime 400 mg is not equal to 200 mg twice a day.

lumph in the testes should screen as early as posible

you smack her

Many males have a testicle , which is larger then the other one.

Yes; most people actually have their left ribs, for example, stick out more than their right ones. :)

Proably not, blue balls rarely lasts more than a few hours at most.

If blood flow is cut off to a testicle, if the blood flow is restarted within 6 hours the prognosis is excellent, with almost everyone recovering completely without any adverse side effects.

If blood flow is cut off for 6-12 hours about 30% will have to have their testicle removed.

If blood flow is cut off for 12-24 hours about 80% will have to have their testicle removed.

After 24 hours of lack of blood flow to the testicle, the loss of that testicle approaches 100%.

So in your case at 5 hours, you should be fine, but if you have any problems in the next few days you should go to a doctor to see if any permanent damage has occurred.

If sperm count and motility is too low, he needs to get it done in-vitro.