Testicular pain, pain through left leg (both aches, 4 doctors unable to diagnose)

[n1082011]

Here's the symptoms. (I'm 20 year old male.)

Day 1: Pain in bladder - prescribed Alprim antibiotic(suspected UTI, urine test taken to confirm)

Day 2: Pain in left testicle and left leg, blockage feeling when ejaculating (bladder pain gone, not sure if fixed by antibiotic or it only lasted the day)

Day 3: Pain in left testicle and left leg, blockage feeling when ejaculating. Urine test came back positive (barely) for an infection. Leukocytes right on the border of where they should be.

Day 4: Pain in left testicle and left leg, blockage feeling when ejaculating.

Day 5: Went to hospital. IV injections, oral antibiotics for chlamydia, blood tests, urine tests. Pain in left testicle, left leg, right arm. (blood tests and urine tests showed nothing and doctor said to stop taking the Alprim,)

Day 6: Pain in left testicle, blockage feeling when ejaculating.

Day 7: Pain in left testicle and left leg, blockage feeling when ejaculating.

Day 8: Pain in left testicle. Saw a new GP, said I shouldn't have to take chlamydia medication because the results came back negative for it, advised me to get ultrasound on kidney, bladder and testicles.

Day 9: Pain in left testicle and left leg, blockage feeling when ejaculating. Got ultrasound,ultrasound technician noticed nothing, still waiting for results to be examined by GP.

It seems like nobody can find anything but yet this pain is not getting any better, any ideas? I was thinking Epididymitis but the ultrasound technician couldn't see anything wrong.

[n1082011]

Thanks, I think seeing a urologist will have to be my next step if nothing is found by the ultrasound.

[n1082011]

Thanks for the response, my diet is not the greatest so I may have to look into that haha.

[Caryopteris]

A urologist can detect epididymitis by physical exam.  He would also check your prostate.  

If it's not that, then I'd wonder about your psoas or iliopsoas muscle being too tight.  If you sit all day or don't have a balanced exercise program, these can get out of what and cause all sorts of painful problems.  A physical therapist could help.  

[silverfox67]

    I am not a male.  But I do have a son and my father had prostate trouble...
    Anyway, Dr. Stengler in his book recommends taking selinium for testicular problems.  Garlic, onions, broccoli and whole grains are also recommended for testicular health.
    Many swear by Saw Palmeto, but find that DHEA is more effective for prostate health.

    Hope this info is helpful  wishing you the best outcome.