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What Causes Pain And Sensitivity In Testicle With History Of Undergoing Vasectomy?

all most to embarrassed to have waited this long to see why my testicles r very sensitive to any type of touch even towel drying hurts to much first it was one then kind of went away now the left one is bad enough to b looking on line for a answer iam 42 years old I had a vasectomy over 10 years ago what can this mean ?
Mon, 24 Aug 2015
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hello,
i can understand your concern.was there any injury to the testes which could lead to this condition.
the most common causes could be an infection like epidydimitis, torsion testes or varicocele
i would suggest you not to ignore this and get an ultrasound scrotum done to rule out any of the conditions mentioned above,. the specific tretament can be decided after the reports come in.
meanwhile apply cold compresses over the area.
an anti inflammatory drug like aceclofenac is also advised twice a day to reduce the inflammation.
feel free to ask further queries.
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What Causes Pain And Sensitivity In Testicle With History Of Undergoing Vasectomy?

hello, i can understand your concern.was there any injury to the testes which could lead to this condition. the most common causes could be an infection like epidydimitis, torsion testes or varicocele i would suggest you not to ignore this and get an ultrasound scrotum done to rule out any of the conditions mentioned above,. the specific tretament can be decided after the reports come in. meanwhile apply cold compresses over the area. an anti inflammatory drug like aceclofenac is also advised twice a day to reduce the inflammation. feel free to ask further queries.