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pain in my right testicle!!!!! M22
I have been experiencing some pain in my right testicle. Over the last 10 days, I've been masturbating excessively for 4-5 hours a day. However, I've decided to cut down to twice a week.
The first time I felt a mere burning pain in my right testicle while masturbating, but it wasn't serious. After 2 days, I experienced a mid-to-high burning pain in my scrotum, as if I had nicked it, which lasted for about 10 minutes before subsiding on its own. Then, a day later, I felt a very small burning pain in my right testicle. Today is the 2nd day, and I still feel the same burning pain, but it's gradually diminishing.
Interestingly, after masturbating again, I didn't feel any pain. Surprisingly, I even felt some relief in my right testicle. However, given the potential risks, I've decided to stop masturbating until I figure out what the issue is.
The first time I felt a mere burning pain in my right testicle while masturbating, but it wasn't serious. After 2 days, I experienced a mid-to-high burning pain in my scrotum, as if I had nicked it, which lasted for about 10 minutes before subsiding on its own. Then, a day later, I felt a very small burning pain in my right testicle. Today is the 2nd day, and I still feel the same burning pain, but it's gradually diminishing.
Interestingly, after masturbating again, I didn't feel any pain. Surprisingly, I even felt some relief in my right testicle. However, given the potential risks, I've decided to stop masturbating until I figure out what the issue is.
How old are you? Have you seen a doctor?
There are all kinds of things that cause pain in testicles. Most of them need to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor. You need to see a doctor for this.
There are all kinds of things that cause pain in testicles. Most of them need to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor. You need to see a doctor for this.
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