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Pain In The Pelvis And Scrotum. Could It Be Due To Over Exertion?
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I am 17 years of age...and recently i have been getting slight pains in my pelvis and scrotum, i cant pin point it out...it kinda changes position every time. It started just about a few days ago. I have just recently started intensive running and push up and sit up programs, I'm not sure if that's the reason why i might be getting these pains. When i feel my balls... i do feel a bit of a lump on there but I've had that since, as long as i can remember. Its hard to describe, its not really a pain, its more of a hot sought of tingle in my scrotum. I don't have to like stop and hold my scrotum or pelvis when the ''pains'' come, i more just notice that's its there and carry on with what i was doing. please can you share some light on what I'm going through...if its normal for guys or not! and then also maybe things i can try do, or take that will help with it.
Thanks a lot for doing these things, much appreciated!
Regards
Andrew George
I am 17 years of age...and recently i have been getting slight pains in my pelvis and scrotum, i cant pin point it out...it kinda changes position every time. It started just about a few days ago. I have just recently started intensive running and push up and sit up programs, I'm not sure if that's the reason why i might be getting these pains. When i feel my balls... i do feel a bit of a lump on there but I've had that since, as long as i can remember. Its hard to describe, its not really a pain, its more of a hot sought of tingle in my scrotum. I don't have to like stop and hold my scrotum or pelvis when the ''pains'' come, i more just notice that's its there and carry on with what i was doing. please can you share some light on what I'm going through...if its normal for guys or not! and then also maybe things i can try do, or take that will help with it.
Thanks a lot for doing these things, much appreciated!
Regards
Andrew George
Fri, 31 May 2013
Good Day!
The pain or the discomfort that you are feeling for a few days right after doing strenuous exercise might be musculoskeletal pain. It's the way of the body to tell you that the body needs rest to recuperate. Another thing to rule out that may cause the discomfort in the scrotum is the presence of varicocoele. Basically its dilated veins in the scrotum caused exertion and anatomical defects in the veins itself. You need to see a doctor to confirm the presence of varicocoele by a thorough physical examination. In the meantime try to get adequate rest, wear supporters or tight fitting underwear whenever you exercise.
I hope I have succeeded in providing the information you were looking for. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications at: http://www.HealthcareMagic.com/doctors/dr-manuel-c-see-iv/66014 I would gladly help you. Best wishes.
The pain or the discomfort that you are feeling for a few days right after doing strenuous exercise might be musculoskeletal pain. It's the way of the body to tell you that the body needs rest to recuperate. Another thing to rule out that may cause the discomfort in the scrotum is the presence of varicocoele. Basically its dilated veins in the scrotum caused exertion and anatomical defects in the veins itself. You need to see a doctor to confirm the presence of varicocoele by a thorough physical examination. In the meantime try to get adequate rest, wear supporters or tight fitting underwear whenever you exercise.
I hope I have succeeded in providing the information you were looking for. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications at: http://www.HealthcareMagic.com/doctors/dr-manuel-c-see-iv/66014 I would gladly help you. Best wishes.
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