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Q: Testicle Pain
asked by: collegeguy on January 9th, 2007
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
I'm 18 and have only had sex with one girl, who I know is clean. For about 2 months, whenever I become arroused, there is a sharp pain in the veins in my vas deferens, and my right epidyidymis becomes very sensitive and the slightest touch causes great pain. Every couple times I ejaculate, there is a burning sensation throughout my groin and scrotum that lasts for a few minutes. It is almost like a constant feeling of blue balls, I used to be able to have sex 2-3 times a day, but now only once because the feeling of my testicles banging up against my girlfriend becomes unbareable.
I know I have no std's, is it possible that I could have torn something? I have had a few extreme orgasms that cause pain and a burning sensation. Any ideas what this could be and what I should do about it?

Thank you,
pat
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HealthySex replied on January 9th, 2007
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Go to a doctor as there are often many problems that it could be.

Pain in the epididymis could be epididymitis, which is an infection. However, I don't think it causes burning or painful orgasms.

Variococele also can cause pain in the teste, epididymis, and veins. But again, your other symptoms aren't in line.

Really, i'd go to a doctor no matter what. It's nothing to be embarrassed about and it's better to know you've had a professional consider all possibilities and diagnose the proper one. I often personally prefer non-western treatments though. As many western treatments aim only to treat the symptom. Temporary treatments however aimed at a specific cause, such as antibiotics I don't specifically mind using western medicine. However, I usually supplement with some natural antibacterial/immune enhancing supplement. And of course follow up with probiotics to replenish the beneficial bacteria that the antibiotics also killed. I just find that so often western medicine does not treat the underlying problem or they're too quick to recommend surgery. I've had many problems where the only western treatment was surgery, but instead I treated them successfully with vitamins and/or herbs. Sorry, I went off on a tangent there. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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santaclara replied on January 15th, 2007
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healthysex wrote:
go to a doctor as there are often many problems that it could be.


Pain in the epididymis could be epididymitis, which is an infection. However, I don't think it causes burning or painful orgasms.


Variococele also can cause pain in the teste, epididymis, and veins. But again, your other symptoms aren't in line.


Really, i'd go to a doctor no matter what. It's nothing to be embarrassed about and it's better to know you've had a professional consider all possibilities and diagnose the proper one. I often personally prefer non-western treatments though. As many western treatments aim only to treat the symptom. Temporary treatments however aimed at a specific cause, such as antibiotics I don't specifically mind using western medicine. However, I usually supplement with some natural antibacterial/immune enhancing supplement. And of course follow up with probiotics to replenish the beneficial bacteria that the antibiotics also killed. I just find that so often western medicine does not treat the underlying problem or they're too quick to recommend surgery. I've had many problems where the only western treatment was surgery, but instead I treated them successfully with vitamins and/or herbs. Sorry, I went off on a tangent there. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.


could be testicular cancer have a specialist check it out
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