Why are my testicles in constant pain?

Testicular pain can be caused by sudden injury, inflammation, sexually transmitted infections or an emergency condition called testicular torsion (twisting). This condition can cause a dull ache in the scrotum, sometimes along with swelling.

Does testicle pain go away?

Many men deal with testicular pain at some point in their lives. For some, the pain is mild and disappears on its own, while others experience persistent, severe pain.

How do you take care of your testicles?

Tips for a healthy scrotum

1. Do a monthly testicular self-exam. Roll each testicle around in your scrotum using your fingers.
2. Bathe regularly. Take a shower or bath regularly to keep your entire genital area clean.
3. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
4. Wear protection when you have sex.
5. Trim instead of shaving.

How do I heal my balls?

Treatments for some types of testicular trauma include:

1. Placing an ice pack against your scrotum.
2. Resting and avoiding strenuous activity.
3. Medication to treat pain and inflammation.
4. Antibiotics to prevent or treat infection.
5. Wearing a jockstrap to support your testicles.

How can I reduce testicular pain at home?

Pain that doesn’t require medical care can be treated at home using the following measures:

1. Wear an athletic supporter, or cup, to support the scrotum.
2. Use ice to reduce swelling in the scrotum.
3. Take warm baths.
4. Support your testicles while lying down by placing a rolled towel under your scrotum.

Is putting ice on your testicles bad?

Applying an ice pack to your scrotum can help reduce pain and swelling. Never put ice directly on your scrotum. Make sure to wrap the ice in a cloth. Other home remedies include, over-the-counter pain relievers, (e.g. – ibuprofen), and reduced activity.