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Trauma or injury to the testicles can cause pain, but pain in the testicle is often the result of medical issues that will require treatment. These include:

* damage to the nerves of the scrotum caused by diabetic neuropathy
* epididymitis, or inflammation of the testicles, caused by the STI chlamydia
*gangrene, or the death of tissues, as a result of untreated testicular torsion or trauma
* a hydrocele, which is characterized by swelling of the scrotum
*an inguinal hernia
*kidney stones
*orchitis, or inflammation of the testicle
*a spermatocele, or fluid in the testicle
*an undescended testicle
*a varicocele, or a group of enlarged veins in the testicle
Pain that doesn’t require medical care can be treated at home using the following measures:

Wear an athletic supporter, or cup, to support the scrotum.
Use ice to reduce swelling in the scrotum.
Take warm baths.
Support your testicles while lying down by placing a rolled towel under your scrotum.
Use over-the-counter pain medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen to reduce pain.

With more severe pain, you’ll need to seek treatment from your doctor. Your doctor will complete a physical exam of your abdomen, groin, and scrotum to determine what’s causing your pain and will also ask you about your current health conditions and any other symptoms.
Please feel free to discuss further. I will be glad to answer the follow up queries that you have.
Wishing you good health.
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Dr. Rakhi Tayal.
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