Health problem
reservedStrings253
June 27th, 2024
I have a problem with my *** not functioning properly, and I think it might be related to my testicles. I experience pain when it's cold, and I also think my epididymis might be involved. Whenever I have pain in my testicles, my stomach and abdominal tube also hurt, even on normal days. I've been struggling with this issue for a long time now, and I need help. I think is *** I leave this thing its been two weeks now, but I'm facing side effects, and I'm feeling embarrassed and anxious about this problem, which is affecting my ability to be in a relationship. I'm scared of being embarrassed if I have this pain, and it's even affecting my ability to stand properly."
TheGirlWhoFeltTooMuch
July 8th, 2024
@reservedStrings253 These are pretty serious symptoms you're experiencing! Your physical health is important, as is your sexual health, and pain such as you're describing can be very scary and cause a lot of anxiety. Oftentimes we procrastinate going to the doctor when we have health issues come up. There are many different reasons why we just try to "suck it up" (as my dad always told us) and delay a trip to the doctor and being embarrassed is one of the most common reasons, particularly when it comes to symptoms affecting our reproductive organs. I'm sorry you're going through this and I understand how worrisome health issues can be, especially ones that affect our sexual health, but I am really worried about you considering the symptoms you explained. Any testicular pain needs to be examined by a doctor ASAP, especially if the pain is coupled with abdominal and/or stomach pain, nausea, chills, or fever, as this can be a very serious, life-threatening issue that is time-sensitive.
