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It feels very strange to put out there that I've had the same issue, but it seems to be very common, and yet is rarely spoken about. I had the same path as you
by sebmellen 6y ago
It feels very strange to put out there that I've had the same issue, but it seems to be very common, and yet is rarely spoken about.
I had the same path as you — infection, antibiotics (through an IV), and then a few weeks later the pain sort of disappeared! Now and then I wake up with the same pain, maybe twice a month, and it lasts for 1-3 days. But otherwise it's mysteriously disappeared. (I feared it may have been torsion/Bell Clapper Deformity or something like that.)
I think you may find this article interesting: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/finding-help-for-pelvic-pain-a-patients-story-20090203212 https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/finding-help-for-pelvic-.... There is another article I found where two doctors noted that men in high-performing careers (ostensibly with a lot of stressors) often complained of chronic testicular pain. They had developed this sort of massaging device [...] which worked remarkably well for their patients, some of whom had even had testicles removed because of the pain, but oddly I can't find it now.
- autarch 6y agoI never had any pain or difficulty urinating when I had the pain symptoms. But what the article describes is interesting. If my pain comes back (fingers crossed it never does) I'll try to keep this possibility in mind.