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Q: Painful Ejaculation and Pain in the Testes

asked by: DoctorQuestion on September 6th, 2006

first off if an answer is found is it possable to email me staff? thx uhm

i have feared STD's for awhile but never had any sympthomz until one day out of the blue ( 2-4 days ago ) i hurt while starting intercourse ok look i was jacking off and something almost shocked me with a breif pain
then it stopped i did about my buissness and when i came / ejaculated the horrrrrrrablest pain came but however just for a few seconds as i came...
i have NO rash / wartz no signs it doesnt even hurt when i pee however........ ever sence this 4-days ago my balls are hurting more imperticular the right one not bad but if it came like this out of no where i fear it may get worse

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on September 11th, 2006

Sexual Health - Men Answer A1473

According to the symptoms you report (painful ejaculation and pain in the testicles), you might be experiencing some inflammation of the prostate, seminal vesicle, epididymis, or testicle. A physical examination, ultrasound and sperm analysis have to be done to identify the source of the problem. You may visit an urologist for a proper examination and treatment, if necessary.

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