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Can Excess Masturbation Cause Swollen Veins And Pain In Testicle?
Sir, I am a 29 year old person , never married, use masturbation since last 10 year, Now I feel some swollen veins problems in my left testis, some time feel light pain in same side. pinis also bend on right side. Are these problems relate with masturbation & what thie solution..
Wed, 29 Jul 2015
Hi. These problems are not related to the masturbation.
Bent penis is normal as long as it does not interfere in intercourse.
Swollen veins could be a Varicocele. You should get examined by a Surgeon or a Urologist who would know. Or you could get a Doppler test done for the scrotum to diagnose Varicocele.
But, too frequent masturbation can lead to other problems. I suggest you decrease your frequency of masturbation to once or twice a week.
Take care and get the test done to be sure.
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
Bent penis is normal as long as it does not interfere in intercourse.
Swollen veins could be a Varicocele. You should get examined by a Surgeon or a Urologist who would know. Or you could get a Doppler test done for the scrotum to diagnose Varicocele.
But, too frequent masturbation can lead to other problems. I suggest you decrease your frequency of masturbation to once or twice a week.
Take care and get the test done to be sure.
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
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Hello and welcome to HCM.
Your concern is understandable.
Let me assure you that masturbation is not related to swollen veins in your testis. Pain in the testis is best examined by a doctor, which may need a scrotal ultrasound test, to know the cause of the pain.
Penis bending on either side is normal.
Hope your doubts are cleared. If you've any other doubts, you may contact me by name.
Wish you well.
Your concern is understandable.
Let me assure you that masturbation is not related to swollen veins in your testis. Pain in the testis is best examined by a doctor, which may need a scrotal ultrasound test, to know the cause of the pain.
Penis bending on either side is normal.
Hope your doubts are cleared. If you've any other doubts, you may contact me by name.
Wish you well.
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