Testicular pain after erection without ejaculation

Everyone knows that men are very likely to get an erection after being sexually stimulated. Many men have a long erection. In fact, if a man does not get a quick release during an erection, the penis will be very painful and will also make the man feel pain. Some men may not ejaculate after an erection. So what is the reason for men to have erection but no ejaculation and testicular swelling and pain?

Testicular pain is one of the common clinical symptoms of men's medicine. Testicular disease is often caused by trauma, inflammation, tumors, etc. However, it is okay if it happens once in a while! Or if there is testicular traction or after ejaculation, these are physiological manifestations! However, if it happens many times and the possibility of trauma is ruled out, it is more common in orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, and the probability of tumor is generally not high! Go to the hospital for a testicular B-ultrasound to confirm it.

If the left testicle is painful and swollen, consider epididymitis. Sexual intercourse can cause retrograde bacterial infection and cause epididymitis. Go to the hospital for active examination and antibiotic treatment.

Frequent sex and prolonged erection can cause this phenomenon. When flirting, the penis will be engorged with blood and erect for a long time. After the penis is engorged with blood and erected, the scrotum, testicles, etc. will also be engorged and enlarged. If it lasts for a long time, the testicles will swell and ache. This symptom can usually be improved after ejaculation. Control the erection time not to be too long, do not stop the desire, and ejaculate when it should be ejaculated. Pay attention to hygiene and wash the lower part of the body with warm water before going to bed every night.

If the left testicle is painful and swollen, consider epididymitis. If the left testicle is painful and swollen, consider epididymitis. Because sexual intercourse can cause retrograde bacterial infection and cause epididymitis. Go to the hospital for active examination and antibiotic treatment.

The possibility of orchitis cannot be ruled out. In this case, you need to go to the urology department for a detailed examination to see if it is caused by orchitis and take relevant anti-inflammatory treatment.