Pain in the testicles and scrotum

A frequent cause is inflammation.
As with the penis pain pain in the testicles and scrotum are often caused by inflammation. Also, infectious diseases, such as mumps can affect the testicles, as genitourinary tuberculosis, or an inflammation of the testicles by general infection.


The "acute scrotum" is manifested by devastating pain.
A distinction is still the "acute scrotum" a sudden and severe pain accompanied by swelling of the scrotum. The pain radiates often from in the area of ​​the bar and in the lower abdomen. The most common causes are testicular torsion, a testicular tumor, testicular inflammation, an accumulation of blood in the scrotum, a fraction of the scrotum or a hematoma due to an injury. Cause may be a Hydatid torsion. The Morgagni hydatid is a water-filled bubbles next to the testicles, which is suspended on a small stalk. This bubble can rotate several times and then causes severe pain, nausea and vomiting.