If you’re like most men, you’d rather ignore the pain than see a specialist to find out the cause. While in most cases men experience testicular pain just at the thought of it, in others it is actually a health problem. Then any delay may require drastic measures to be taken. So with pain in the groin, it is better to overcome the dislike of the doctor’s office than to later regret the lack of courage. First part of the material 4. Hematocele Paralyzing prolonged pain is sometimes due to hematocele. Sometimes, after the piercing pain after a blow has passed, the victim does not suspect that he may have been seriously injured. Later, the soreness returns. In a hematocele, there is a collection of blood in the lining of the testicle as a result of tissue injury. Hematocele requires bed rest. Drainage, surgery may be required. Treatment depends on the injury and degree of discomfort. If the hematocele is not the result of trauma, including after surgery, then the specialist should look for its cause. Hematocele can also occur with torsion of the testicles and inflammation of the testicle and its coverings. 5. Epididymitis The appendage or vas deferens coming from the testicle is called the epididymis. Its length is about 50 cm. It collects and matures the separated sperm and its movement takes place. Inflammation of the vas deferens in its part near the testicle is defined as epididymitis. Most often, the cause is the entry of bacteria through the urethra. The causative agents in most cases are gonorrhea, chlamydia or bacteria that are normally found in the intestine. With this inflammation, the testicles swell, the skin of the scrotum turns black. The condition is painful, especially during ejaculation or bowel movements. You may experience frequent urges to urinate and have blood in your semen. Epididymitis is successfully treated with antibiotics. However, in serious cases, surgery may be required to remove part of the affected tissue. The more the consultation with the doctor is postponed for the complaint, the more the condition becomes complicated. 6. Varicocele As unexpected as it is, varicocele is common. It causes male infertility. Two out of five cases of infertility in them are due to varicocele. In the condition, the sufferer describes different sensations in the scrotum when changing from a standing to a sitting position. When standing, the man experiences a sensation as if filling the scrotum and movement in the scrotum. This feeling disappears when sitting. The presence of dilated varices in the scrotum is referred to as a varicocele. The condition affects blood circulation, the supply of oxygen to tissues and the removal of venous blood. The pain can be moderate or severe. It gets worse during the day. The condition is more easily diagnosed as the process progresses. The left testicle is more often affected.Varicocele is easily treated – the specialist prescribes anti-inflammatory drugs or a small operation is carried out, during which the affected venous vessels are corrected. The rest of the reasons