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Testicular pain and numbness of shaft of penis

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Hi - I've been to several doctors but have not gotten a real diagnosis. I've gotten ultrasounds, and MRIs of pelvis and lower spine. I suddenly began feeling pain in testicle region in October 2012 and am still experiencing symptoms. It's mostly on right side but it's hard to locate exactly and I've felt pain on left side too. There is pain when I pat the top part of my right testicle with my hand; the pain occurs exactly where I tap it almost as if it were bruised. Along with the pain, the shaft of my penis became numb. Sensation of the penis shaft has improved but it was very numb for a long time. It's hard to desribe but it took on more of a wirey and numb feeling. Currently, the bottom part of scrotum feels numb. Furthermore, the force of the ejaculation is much, much weaker than it was before all this happened. This is probably the worst symptom. Less fluid comes out and it dribbles instead of shooting. At times, there was no sense of orgasm during ejaculation. Other areas can cause sharp pain if I press hard in the right spot. For example, applying hard pressure to a certain spot in perenium and upper groin will cause sharp pain. Lastly if Im sitting on a hard surface a certain way on my tailbone, sometimes when I stand up there is numb, tingling feeling around tailbone. When I'm standing up and I squeeze upper glutes together, there is pain right all around tailbone area. It almost seems like inflamed nerves and I'm wondering if the tailbone is involved. Thank you.

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Hello,

Thank you for asking your query at DoctorSpring.

From an Orthopaedic point of view this symptoms does not seem to related to bones / joints or ligaments.

Have you had a Ultrasound examination done for your testes ? What about a urine culture ? Two possibilities I would consider is a chronic pelvic pain syndrome and prostatitis. Have you been under the care of an Urologist ?

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Dr. Mukesh Tiwari
Category: Spine Surgeon
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Fellowship - Khandaka Hospital, Jaipur
Residency - MS, Rabindranath Tagore Medical College, Udaipur, 2000
Medical School, Internship - MBBS, SMS Medical College, Jaipur, 1995
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