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Pain of the Scrotum area mainly right side

I am a 46 year old male. I am having throbbing pains in the right side of my scrotum and sorrounding area . the pain  moves around that area and is on the right side mainly. Sometimes I thought it was my testicle and then I would think it was behind it and sometimes it is a tightening feeling in the area between the tops of the thighs and the abdomen
ther is no tenderness when i examine the area.  

overall It is not agonizing pain but it is annoying and very uncomfortable.  I feel no pain when urinating or ejaculating.  For some reason, the pain is worse when I am laying or sitting.

i recently moved my family to a new City and i currently dont have a family Doc. my wife and i have been married for 20 years, have had 3 children and have not had any extramarital action. I know that i need to have this looked at and i am in the process of setting something up,  If anyone has experienced this situation or can make some suggestions, I would greatly appreciate your thoughts.      Thank you..



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Hi,

As the pain is aggravated by sitting and lying down and there seems to be no other remarkable aspects of your history that points towards an infectious cause, this sounds like a musculoskeletal or arthritic pain.

A consult with a rehabilitation medicine specialist may help. Physical therapy may help alleviate your symptoms. One has to determine the  specific muscle or nerve that is involved here.

Have you tried taking any medications?

Did the medications relieve your symptoms?
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similar pain in my right scrotum has occured,no pains while walking or doing any normal job ,but while sitting idle or while going to sleep ,the pain starts ,it becomes uncomfortable to deal on with the pain,however there is no swelling in any side of the scrotum ,,,  the initial diagnosis done by the doc included the normal prescription of the Nucoxia 120mg  for a week with scrotal support.........lets see where it turns out
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hi, thank you so much for your comments & questions.  i am not a cyclist nor a bike rider and i have not had any trauma to this area, not counting the normal hits & kicks that accured during childhood.

i have done a fair amount of running and regular gym style exercizing over the past 20 years, and less running & exercizing over the past 3 years. for the past 4 years i have a desk job, before i was up and about durring the work day hands- on work.

one thing that i feel may be contributing is that over the past year or so an increased intensity of sexual climax, it is at a much higher level of intensity than it has ever been in my life. i wonder if this could cause a rupture or muscle pull.

thank you for your help


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Hi,

Firstly ,an infectious process has to be ruled out. A urinary tract infection has to be excluded.A urinalysis and urine culture as well as culture of prostatic secretions should be done. Also, a scrotal ultrasound may help exclude any involvement of the structures within the scrotal sac.

One differential for your case is pudendal neuralgia.This is a type of nerve related pain in the area supplied by the pudendal nerve ( eg scrotum, anus and genitalia).This is pain aggravated by sitting down .

Do you usually do cycling exercises, ride a bike?
Any history of trauma to the area?
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dude i had the same problem and its something to do with your Vas Deferens.. rest is upto yoru doctor .. he will pescribe u some antibiotics.
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