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What Causes Right Testicular Pain And Difficulty In Urinating?

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Posted on Tue, 10 May 2016
Question: Iv been getting a right testicles pain and a hard time starting urinating as well as dribbling after iv left the bathroom. I also can't get an erection and i tried viagra 100milligrams. Im 56 years of age and iv been smoking since the age of 15 .
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Answered by Dr. Luchuo Engelbert Bain (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Prostate evaluation, infection, and diabetes

Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query

Testicular pain coupled with difficulties in urinating are generally associated with infection or an enlarged prostate gland. It might also be of interest to check your blood glucose levels for uncontrolled diabetes could cause sexual weakness.


I recommend a consultation with a urologist to properly evaluate prostate function and exclude infection . Prostate specific antigen measures, Prostate ultrasound and blood glucose measures. A cytobacteriologic urine exam would be useful.

Thanks and kind regards

Dr Bain

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What Causes Right Testicular Pain And Difficulty In Urinating?

Brief Answer: Prostate evaluation, infection, and diabetes Detailed Answer: Hi and thanks for the query Testicular pain coupled with difficulties in urinating are generally associated with infection or an enlarged prostate gland. It might also be of interest to check your blood glucose levels for uncontrolled diabetes could cause sexual weakness. I recommend a consultation with a urologist to properly evaluate prostate function and exclude infection . Prostate specific antigen measures, Prostate ultrasound and blood glucose measures. A cytobacteriologic urine exam would be useful. Thanks and kind regards Dr Bain