Why do I have mild pain in testicle?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

From your symptoms, I believe you are having one of the following: Chronic inflammation of prostate (prostatitis) with pain being referred to testis. Pelvic pain syndrome with primary involvement of testis. If it is prostatitis then treatment with antibiotics for two months will help. In the presence of ureteric stones, get treatment of the stones as per location and size. If it is found to be torsion then single stitch to fix the testis will be needed. If all the above ruled out, pelvic pain then this needs long-term pain management and SOS (as and when required) physiotherapy. Very rarely ureteric stones for repeated testicular torsioncan cause testicular pain. A per-rectal examination, ultrasound of KUB (kidneys, ureters and bladders) and prostate, urine routine tests and urine culture (after per-rectal prostatic massage) will help. Ask your family doctor to get these done or refer you to a urologist for further physical evaluation and you can get back with the reports. If you have redness, swelling of scrotum along with pain attacks and especially if there is vomiting, better get ultrasound scrotum with Doppler study to rule out recurrent torsion.

Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I went through your reports and photographs (attachments removed to protect patient identity). Apparently minor bending of erected penis is normal and seen in many people. There will not be any problem in intercourse due to minor bending. Your pain is due to chronic prostatitis. For pain you have to ask your doctor to prescribe tablet Ofloxacin 400 mg once daily for two months and tablet Tamsulosin (Flomax) 0.4 mg once daily for two months after physical evaluation. Initially, you may have to take anti-inflammatory medicines for a week or so. Yoga and relaxation exercises will help. Finally, you need to divert your attention from the pain.