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Painful Spasms On Left Side Of Body. Different Orgasms. Serious?
hello,i am a 22 year old male and around august 2012..i remember waking up to very painful spasms on the left side of my body including my left testicle..i remember that day exactly i had my air conditioner on and it was VERY cold..i know this is the reason why the spasms occured.the pain and spasms lasted for several hours and then the pain went away.ever since then though,i have noticed that my left testicle has become very mobile and moves more freely than before.i have never gotten this checked out since i assumed it wasn't serious but i would like an opinion before i go see my doctor.also my orgasms feel different than before as if there not as intense and the sensation isn't how it use to be but i can still have an orgasm.any help and info i would appreciate on whether its serious or not?.thank you
Tue, 11 Jun 2013
Welcome to HCM.
there could be due to torsion of that side of testis.
It happens due to increased mobility of your testis.
Don't wear tight under garment,wear proper supportive under garment.
Spasm also occurs due to excessive cold response.
Go for usg examination and routine blood,urine test.
If it is recurrent then surgery is advisable.
Consult your surgeon for further medical management.
there could be due to torsion of that side of testis.
It happens due to increased mobility of your testis.
Don't wear tight under garment,wear proper supportive under garment.
Spasm also occurs due to excessive cold response.
Go for usg examination and routine blood,urine test.
If it is recurrent then surgery is advisable.
Consult your surgeon for further medical management.
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