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Lower Back, Testicles Hurt. Ultrasound Shows Presence Of Fluid In Testicles. How To Get Relief?
my lower back and testicales hurt. i went to the hospital and they said it sounds like a infection. but i do not have insurance so they really did not do to many test . they took blood said it was finr done a ultr sound of my testicales said they look ok other than some fluids on my left testicale. my back hurts so bad whem i bend over. i am 39 58
Hello dear...
Presence of fluid in testicle is called Hydrocele.
Causes include:
1. Injury
2. Infection e.g. Filarial infection
3. Inflammation e.g. Orchitis
4. Malignancy
Management includes:
1. Analgesics such as paracetamol
2. Avoid wearing tight-fitting underwear
3. Treatment of underlying cause
4. Surgery- hydrocelectomy to drain out the fluid.
So...it will be better to consult an Urologist to find out the exact cause.
So that necessary management steps could be taken.
Wishing you a Good Health. Let me know if I need to clarify further.
Thanks & take care.
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Lower Back, Testicles Hurt. Ultrasound Shows Presence Of Fluid In Testicles. How To Get Relief?
Hello dear... Presence of fluid in testicle is called Hydrocele. Causes include: 1. Injury 2. Infection e.g. Filarial infection 3. Inflammation e.g. Orchitis 4. Malignancy Management includes: 1. Analgesics such as paracetamol 2. Avoid wearing tight-fitting underwear 3. Treatment of underlying cause 4. Surgery- hydrocelectomy to drain out the fluid. So...it will be better to consult an Urologist to find out the exact cause. So that necessary management steps could be taken. Wishing you a Good Health. Let me know if I need to clarify further. Thanks & take care.