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Burning Sensation in left testicle, thigh, and knee and when urinating
Recently I have been experiencing pain off and on in my left testicle that shoots pain down my left leg and knee and to my left foot. I also have a burning sensation when I urinate. I drink a lot of sodas and very little water. I'm also a pizza delivery driver and spend a lot of time in my car sitting and climbing stairs. If anyone has a clue please let me know. Thanks
Hi there i have a burning sensation on my left testicle should i take anti biotics ive been having a burn there since 4 days now it started mild moving from my left side uunder my ribs to my leg and now finnaly just on my left testicle what should i do ? should i just take some antibiotics`??? PLS REP ASAP IM GOING NUTS!!!
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Hello,
The commonest cause of testicular pain amongst young males is epididymitis or orchitis and normally orchitis and epididymitis co-exist. The treatment is antibiotics and painkillers only.
The other pain which can present as testicular pain is pain of a stone in the ureter (tube which brings down the urine) and this can present as testicular pain. Maybe an ultrasound to rule out a stone in the urinary tract may help.
You can take painkillers for a few more days and consult your urologist .
I hope that helps. Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing or if you have any additional doubts. Kind regards.
The commonest cause of testicular pain amongst young males is epididymitis or orchitis and normally orchitis and epididymitis co-exist. The treatment is antibiotics and painkillers only.
The other pain which can present as testicular pain is pain of a stone in the ureter (tube which brings down the urine) and this can present as testicular pain. Maybe an ultrasound to rule out a stone in the urinary tract may help.
You can take painkillers for a few more days and consult your urologist .
I hope that helps. Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing or if you have any additional doubts. Kind regards.
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