Pain in left testicle and leg

First, I'll add I also haven't figured out what's going on with me. I'm sure if you've read this far you've noticed, no one seems to know and we all seem to have this mystery pain. I'm just going to add my notes and experience here in case that helps people figure out what's going on with them.

I'm 31 6'2 190lbs, non smoker light drinker fairly healthy individual. I had a varicocelectomy(corrective surgery for a varicocele) in 2012 at age 22 on my left testicle.

Since then everything appeared normal until early last week (July 2021). I had no pain, but I noticed a hard rice sized lump on the top of my left testicle (same side as previous varicocele) I went to the doctor to have I checked, they refered me to a urologist. That night the pain started, fairly dull, not nearly as bad as what I remembered with my varicocele. The next day I was seen by the urologist who did an ultrasound. Thankfully, the lump is not cancer, he says its a cyst and that I technically still have a varicocele on my left side. That night again, pain got worse, dull, achy, cannot get comfortable, difficult to relax or sleep. The pain radiates, I feel it in in the testis, and even where my old varicocelectomy scar is and into my leg.

Its weird because I had no pain, or any awareness of an issue until I physically identified the cyst... it seems when I touch the cyst to check for it, the pain comes on about an hour later and then I have the pain for several hours in the evenings. I also noticed I've had an increase in urination frequency all this week. I'm speculative it might be epididymitis so I started taking 100mg of doxycycline.

Yesterday the pain in my left leg started in what I have deduced would be my saphenous vein and femoral vein. The femoral vein is tender to the touch, while I'm getting random sporadic stabbing pains in the saphenous vein located in my thigh and top of my ankle leading to my big toe. From what I understand, its common to get a varicocele on the left side because of the "great saphenous vein" which runs on the left side; perhaps this is more if a circulation problem than a testicle problem, not sure.

Now I'm beginning to think I need to see a vein specialist rather than a urologist and perhaps the pain in my testicle is incidental? idk. I have refrained from checking my cyst yesterday and today, and for the moment I don't seem to have pain, touching it definitely seems to be the trigger. I know all these veins are connected and a varicocele is technically a bloodflow problem so maybe figuring that out is the key.

Lastly my only other hypothesis is this might have to do with my diet and supplements. my wife and I are trying to get pregnant so I've been eating foods and taking supplements specific towards boosting testosterone and sperm production. This makes me speculate if the cyst is actually a spermatocele brought on by increased sperm production?

Below is just my shorthand notes I've been keeping. Hopefully some of this information gives you ideas or jumping off points to figuring out what's going on with you.

epididymitis ?

Spermatocele ?

Ureaplasma ?

Spontaneous thrombosis ?

saphenous varix?

inguinal hernia?

Orchitis?

deep vien thrombosis?

Symptoms

Left side varicocele & epidimyitis or spermatocele cyst

Testicle pain resonates around left side goin area

increased urination frequency

"femoral vein" (tender to touch on left side)

"Great saphenous vein" (sporadic stabbing pains)

Diet

1000mg vit c

2000 IU D-3

350mg Ashwagahnda

25mg zinc

500mg Maca

4 eggs a day w/ mushroom pepper onion goat cheese

Lemon water 1 glass a day

Mixed nuts, berries, yogurt

Steak / salmon / chicken /ground turkey

Hi I have expireced many of the same symptoms,

pain in left testicle, dizzyness, weakness in left knee, numbness in feet, tired thighs.

But I also have a very clear varicocele which I can see in my left testicle, the doctors have finally aknwoladged it (nhs is useless) and hopefully i can get it sorted, I will make sure to report on the results.