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Discomfort in Perineum after injury to Testicles

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anonymous48521
anonymous48521

Recently I injured my testicles, for about a week I felt a dull pain and slight redness them, i had no problems urinating or anything like that, recently the pains have stopped and everything seemed to return to normal, however as it stopped I started to get discomfort in my perineum (the area between the testicles and bottom) when I sat down, as if I was sitting one something hard, about the size of a marble. Recently this has also started to go, but I still get some slight discomfort there, as well whenever I get an erection that area gets harder too, but there have been no outstanding issues such as blood or odd colouring.

Since things are getting better I was wondering if I should bother seeing a doctor. if these symptoms are cause for concern I will definitely go, however I don't seem to have anything that seems alarming, just rather a bizarre discomfort which does make me slightly worried.

Other things to consider, I am 18, i have IBS and I did have constipation for a while when the discomfort was at it's highest but now it's gone too. I have felt for any lumps or spots and found nothing.

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  • Howard31850
    Howard31850 anonymous48521

    Posted

    Might be worth getting a scrotal ultrasound to see if there are any blood clots or other flow restrictions.
    • anonymous48521
      anonymous48521 Howard31850

      Posted

      I was going to go to the doctors if the issue persisted, however, every thing is back to normal now, no pains, no discomforts, so I presume that everything is fine
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