Testicular Healthঅণ্ডকোষের ব্যথা, ফোলা ও গুটি
Testicular pain, swelling or a new lump can have several causes. Sudden severe pain is an urgent symptom that should not be ignored.
Pain
Lump
Concerns
Symptoms that should be assessed
- Sudden or persistent testicular pain
- Swelling or enlargement
- A new lump or change in shape/feel
- Pain associated with nausea or abdominal discomfort
Urgent warning sign
Sudden severe testicular pain, especially with nausea/vomiting or abdominal pain, can be a sign of testicular torsion and requires emergency assessment.
Possible causes
Causes can include infection, injury, hernia, cysts, varicocele and testicular torsion. A new lump can also require evaluation for more serious conditions.
Do not self-diagnose
Because different conditions can look similar, a physical examination and sometimes ultrasound or other tests may be needed.
When to arrange a consultation
A persistent ache, swelling, a new lump or a change in size/shape should be assessed even if the pain is mild.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sudden severe testicular pain urgent?
Yes. Sudden severe pain can indicate testicular torsion and needs emergency medical assessment.
Should a new testicular lump be checked?
Yes. New lumps or persistent changes in size, shape or feel should be medically assessed.
Medical information sources
Need a urology consultation?
For persistent or concerning urinary, prostate, kidney, testicular or sexual-health symptoms, arrange an appropriate medical assessment.