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Hi Actually I Have Discomfort In My Right Testicle From
Question: Hi Actually I have discomfort in my right Testicle from 1 and half week more ofen when I ejecuate. I checked with one doctor he says it's vericose vein. and doctor did blood test is normal but some sign of inflamation.I am very worried. Please suggest I don't have good dr near by due to covid
Brief Answer:
varicocele or inflammation of seminal vesicle, prostate or testicle.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor services.
I have read your query and here is my advise.
* As per my surgical experience, discomfort in testicle consistent with
ejaculation may be part of varicocele or inflammation involving seminal
vesicles , testicle or prostate may be secondary consideration.
Kindly provide further details relevant to your query so that I can answer your query more precisely.
1. Details about testicle discomfort as type , intensity , frequency of pain.
2. Associate difficulty in urination ?
3. Any visible swelling over scrotum ?
4. Do you feel any abnormal soft tissue fullness at the root of testicle which
is area just touching the groin at the end of scrotal sac upper border ?
5. Any relation with strenuous work, weight lifting or other maneuvers ?
Awaiting for your response.
Regards.
Dr Bhagyesh ( MS consultant surgeon )
varicocele or inflammation of seminal vesicle, prostate or testicle.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor services.
I have read your query and here is my advise.
* As per my surgical experience, discomfort in testicle consistent with
ejaculation may be part of varicocele or inflammation involving seminal
vesicles , testicle or prostate may be secondary consideration.
Kindly provide further details relevant to your query so that I can answer your query more precisely.
1. Details about testicle discomfort as type , intensity , frequency of pain.
2. Associate difficulty in urination ?
3. Any visible swelling over scrotum ?
4. Do you feel any abnormal soft tissue fullness at the root of testicle which
is area just touching the groin at the end of scrotal sac upper border ?
5. Any relation with strenuous work, weight lifting or other maneuvers ?
Awaiting for your response.
Regards.
Dr Bhagyesh ( MS consultant surgeon )
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