What Are the Common Causes of Testicle Swelling?
Testicular swelling is a disease. The diseased tissue is the testis, which is caused by a bacterial infection of the varicocele. Generally speaking, the disease is mostly caused by inflammation, most of which are accompanied by pain.
Testicular swelling
- Chinese name
- Testicular swelling
- Foreign name
- Testosterone
- Diseased tissue
- testis
- Cause
- Varicocele varicocele
- Condition manifestation
- Testicular swelling in men
- Testicular swelling is a disease. The diseased tissue is the testis, which is caused by a bacterial infection of the varicocele. Generally speaking, the disease is mostly caused by inflammation, most of which are accompanied by pain.
- Testicular swelling belongs to
- There are three general clinical conditions that cause orchitis:
Testicular swelling bacterial infection
- Unilateral testicular swelling and congestion are mostly descending infections from the prostate. Long-term placement of a urinary catheter, urethroscopy, or the spread of epididymitis can cause swelling and congestion in one testicle.
Testicular swelling varicocele
- Unilateral testicular swelling and congestion due to the function of the internal spermatic venous valve caused vasodilation, and the lesions were more common on the left. May be accompanied by male infertility. After ligating the veins high, the semen quality of 70% of patients can be improved. The right varicocele is sometimes accompanied by a retroperitoneal disease. If a tumor occurs, special attention should be paid to the newly occurring right varicocele, which must be further examined in detail.
Testicular swelling parasite infection
- Unilateral testicular swelling and congestion The most common parasitic infection that causes swelling of one testicle is filariasis. It mainly causes lymphatic obstruction, but it is sometimes difficult to distinguish it from vascular obstruction. Case infections caused by filariasis are mostly unilateral, sometimes accompanied by effusion and thickening of the sheath. The hydrocele can be chylous.
Testicular swelling testicular trauma
- Unilateral testicular swelling and congestion A variety of traumas in the perineum can affect the testicles, while one testicular swelling occurs.
Testicular swelling virus infection
- Mumps-induced testicular hemorrhage accounts for about 20% of viral orchitis, which mostly occurs on the 7th day after the onset of mumps. Occasionally, there is a simple congestion with no parotid inflammation. Testicles of a dozen patients will shrink, but due to swelling and congestion on one side of the testicle, the chance of infertility is not high. Other viruses that may cause swelling and congestion on one side of the testicle include coxsackie virus and FI3 virus. Associated with mononucleosis.
Testicular swelling testicular torsion
- Unilateral testicular swelling and hyperemia can be seen in any age group. However, it is more common in young people and children. When the excessively long testicular mesangium is twisted due to excessive activity, the blockage of blood supply will first affect the venous return. The arterial blood continues to flow, causing the low-pressure venous blood vessels to continuously expand and eventually move. The venous system reaches equilibrium. Swelling of one testicle occurs. Due to the obstruction of blood circulation, young men or young boys will experience sharp pain in the testes.