during swelling of the testis,what anti inflamatory do you give?
343683
This could be a very dangerous condition, known as testicular torsian. Dont try to self medicate, but go to your doctor ASAP
945032
Of course!  It is an anti-inflammatory so it will help with the tissue swelling as well as pain.
490391
Is the skin of your testes red? If it is, you might have a fungal infection (tinea cruris). This is easily treated with a short course of topical and/or oral antifungals.
1102645
Erection of the male organ !
256049
You can apply heat before you play if it is stiff to help loosen it up.\n\nAfter you play, ice it to cut down the swelling and inflammation. \n\nTake aspirin or some other anti-inflammatory, like an NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug). You might even try taking an NSAID BEFORE you start to play. \n\nDo not ice it longer than 15 or 20 minutes. Then you can allow it to warm up to room temperature (for 45 minutes or so) before icing it again (see reference). Follow the RICE procedure (rest, ice, compression, elevation). \n\nAfter a day or two, if it is still sore, you can use heat to stimulate the lymph system and circulatory system to remove damaged material and toxins from the damaged or injured area.
557946
Just to add to what Sean said, while a man can't exactly have a severe inflammation of the uterus and oviducts, he CAN get inflammation in his epidydimes and testes. This is a complication that results from prolonged gonorrhea and chlamydia infection. It causes painful swelling of the balls. Think of baseballs.
1108090
your husband most likely has a condition called "Epididymitis". its a swelling of the tube that the sperm travels through. it can become enlarged from an injury,stress or std's..depending on the age of the individual..most likely the cause is from an infection such as a UTI or prostate problems..warm baths or hot tub will ease the pain and believe it or not clearing out the tub helps the pain and swelling..your choice on how to do that :-)
870721
ice pack or a frozen steak (wrapped in a towel) will help the swelling....try taking a pain reliever (Aleve, Advil, etc) to ease the pain...\n\nthen when youre ready get right back on that board dude...
989990
It seems that you are not sure if you had some trauma to your testicle, so the pain and swelling could be due to infection or hernia. Blood in urine is not usually from the testicle, but could be infection or trauma to your lower abdomen, bladder, penis, or perinium. It would not be advisable to guess, and you should consult a doctor immediately for proper diagnosis and treatment. Do not delay - bleeding in urine and swollen testicle are usually serious if untreated.
1114930
Burning pain. More worse in the mornings.Start anti inflammatories now and stay on them for life.\n There are no magic cures, they only want your money.
407058
Drugs - anti inflammatory
261934
if it is swollen with pain then you may need something along the lines of Naproxen...  you need an anti-inflamatory.\n\nIf you are having pain and you have not injured your knee, you may want Aleve or Tylenol if it does not go away then I would go to your MD, he/she will more than likely want an x-ray to rule out any number of problems.
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**Follow up: the lymphatic vessels of the testes terminate in the lateral and preaortic sets of lumbar nodes. Source: Gray's Anatomy.\n\nThe lymph nodes in the groin or inguinal region drain the penis and testicles.\n\nIf you have swelling in any area that you suspect is a lymph node, you should have a physician check it immediately. There are a variety of infections that can cause a lymph node to swell, but this could also be a symptom of lymphoma - cancer of the lymph nodes. \n\nGood luck - it isn't fun to have a lump near the "boys".
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Treat the cause. For older injuries, consider DVT, vascular occlusion or infection and treat appropriately. \n\nIf no treatable causes are identified, elevation, compression and cooling with ice for 15-20 minutes (not directly on the skin) 3-5 times per day will reduce inflammatory swelling due to injury.
203406
Testicular pain has many causes, some of which are emergencies that require immediate medical attention. \nCauses of testicular pain include: trauma, testicular torsion (blood supply is cut off and this is an emergency), epididymitis, hernia, orchitits, testicular tumor, and rarely, infections or bleeding in the abdomen. You can read more about these conditions at the following site: http://www.emedicinehealth.com/articles/...\n\nTesticular pain is not a common symptom of chlamydia:\nSometimes, a chlamydia infection of the urethra has no symptoms. When present, symptoms often include: \nwatery or mucous-like discharge from the penis \nburning or pain with urination \nhaving to urinate frequently\nhttp://www.northmemorial.com/healthencyclopedia/content/2925.asp\nMale symptoms\n\nIn men, chlamydia is the most common cause of urethral discharge from the penis. \n\nSometimes chlamydia can cause mild irritation at the end of the penis, which disappears after two or three days. Many men suffering some discomfort will just wait to see if it goes away. \n\nUnfortunately, the discomfort may disappear but the infection can still be present. They can, therefore, transmit it to a sexual partner and also risk the complication of inflamed and swollen testicles. \n\nChlamydial infection can affect sperm function and fertility in men. Chlamydia has too often been publicised as a problem that only affects women. Nothing could be further from the truth. \nhttp://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/chlamydia.htm\n\nMaybe it is time for a second opinion?
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I second PuppetDog's answer.  You can get along fine with only one functioning testicle.  It's the sore and swollen one that is worrisome.  Your testicles should *never* be sore or swollen.  If you haven't seen a doctor already, then you need to go see one *now.*  Don't wait for an appointment, go to the nearest ER.  I'm a medical student and I'm telling you that when your crown jewels are involved, you do not want to mess around.
673786
Yes- this is what's referred to as testicular torsion.  In testicular torsion the spermatic cord that provides the blood supply to a testicle is twisted, cutting off the blood supply, often causing orchalgia. Prolonged testicular torsion will result in the death of the testicle and surrounding tissues. Testicular torsion is a medical emergency that needs immediate treatment. Death of the testicle can occur in a few hours. Once the testicle is dead it must be removed to prevent gangrenous infection. You can read about it here\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000517.htm