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Q: Bruised Testicals

asked by: weirddude662000 on August 30th, 2007

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Okay, last night me and my girlfriend were having sex.
She was on top and at some point it felt like she came down wrong, and hurt my penis.
Right when it happen i lost my erection and felt massive amounts of pain, i almost cried. Sad

There is no blood. But now it seems like my sac has a bruise on it.
And i still feel pain.
I can get and maintain and erection.
It doesnt hurt to use the bathroom.
But there is pain if my penis is moved around to much.
Plus it seems like the left side of the sac is swollen.
I dont have insurance and i dont have a doctor so i dont want to go to the emergency room unless i really have to.
There is also pain below the testicals but above the butt.
im really worried.
Oh and i can also ejaculate if that makes a differece.

Replies(10)

Tylanas

replied on August 30th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I think you just need to give the tissues a week or two to heal. They may very well be bruised! Apply ice if it hurts too much and to reduce swelling; asprin is also good for this. I would abstain from sexual activity until the bruising is gone.

If the bruising changes dramatically or looks much worse, you need to go to the Emergency Room or schedule an appointment for the next day. Your 'nads are nothing to ignore!

father

replied on October 25th, 2007

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Swollen & Bruised Testicals

During a sexual intercours with my partner i got injured...on the next day i felt pain and the scrotum was bruised and swollen. Now after two weeks the swollen disappeared but the scorum is still bruised and very low and the I fell a bit pain in the left testical...pls help me i'm worried

Tylanas

replied on October 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

It sounds like you are healing in an acceptable amount of time.

father

replied on October 25th, 2007

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Swollen & Bruised Testicals

Thank you for the fast answer....

But I am also worried that the scortum is to low and the left testical is lower then the right one ?

father

replied on October 25th, 2007

New User

Thank You For the Fast Answer....

I still feel pain in the left testical and the scrotum is to low?

Tylanas

replied on October 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

It's very normal for one testicle to be lower. I honestly think guys never bother looking at their groin until something bad happens to it :/

father

replied on October 26th, 2007

New User

Well...
It wasn't like this before...I've checked it before, but after I got injured the sack is very low and the left testical has gone down and it hurts?
by the way thanx for the answer...

Tylanas

replied on October 26th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Then go to a doctor. Only he or she can tell you what's wrong.

Georgia59

replied on October 26th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I agree. It's normal for one to be lower than the other. But if you really think it's changed, you will want to get checked out.

father

replied on October 26th, 2007

New User

thank you guys ... I appreciate your help!

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