Testicular Pain
Don't Struggle
With Testicular Pain
How Advanced Can Help You
We are experts in testicular pain. If you struggle with acute or chronic testicular pain, we can help. We are able to diagnose and treat all causes of testicular pain and offer treatments that could eliminate the pain, FOR GOOD. We have advanced molecular testing of the urine that is more accurate and timely. We are experts in microscopic advanced techniques. We care, we listen, and we can help. If you are looking for the best testicular pain doctors in Atlanta, you have found them. We are available to help you now.
Antibiotics are not always the solution. Some cases are urgent and others require advanced microsurgery. Chronic pain can negatively impact your quality of life. We can restore normalcy to your life and help. We are experts in testicular pain.
Lifestyle Changes & Medicines
In cases where the pain may be referred from your bladder, called interstitial cystitis, lifestyle changes that include a plant based diet, water (avoid coffee, tea, and soda), stress reduction (yoga and meditation), sleep improvement (treat sleep apnea and monitor REM sleep), exercise modification and weight loss can help.
If the pain is caused by inflammation or infection, strong anti-inflammatories and/or antibiotics are first line treatment. In the cases of chronic inflammation, treatment may be extended for a month or longer. Some cases are refractory to medication and advanced techniques may be indicated.
Minor Procedures
You are sedated through an IV in our surgery center. Advanced micro-invasive surgeries including small incision hydrocelectomy, micro-surgical cord denervation, vasectomy reversal, and epididymectomy can be offered as an elective outpatient surgery. In some cases, treatment for acute testicular pain can be emergent and immediate, same day scrotal surgery is available. All procedures are same-day. Pelvic and scrotal blocks are performed simultaneously under anesthesia so that you can recover quickly, comfortably, and with minimal pain in the comfort of your home.
Testicular Pain Facts
- Detrimental to Quality of Life
- Costly
- Negatively affects health
- Misdiagnosed by many providers
- Often ignored by many providers
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Advanced treatment for testicular pain better?
We use advanced diagnostics to get to the root cause quick. We have advanced micro-invasive techniques in our outpatient center to treat your pain definitively. This targeted millimeter accuracy improves outcomes and minimizes side effects.
What is the presentation of testicular pain that could be considered Urgent or Emergent?
Sudden severe, unremitting pain could indicate a twisting of the testicle or severe testicular infection. We have same-day visits available to get you in quickly. We have advanced ultrasound available to immediately diagnose you and we have same day surgery available to immediately treat you. If this is not treated, sometimes within hours, you could risk testicular loss.
What are chronic causes of testicular pain?
Chronic testicular pain is much more complicated. Chronic causes include 1) lingering infection or inflammation called epididymitis, 2) referred pain from the bladder and pelvic floor called interstitial cystitis, 3) nerve pain, or pain from a clog in the sperm drainage tube (vas deferens). No matter the cause, we have a treatment for it.
Do antibiotics help testicular pain?
Antibiotics can help infectious causes. But they are often over-used and abused. Repetitive antibiotics can lead to bacterial resistance and creation of bad multi drug resistant organisms in your body.
When can I return to work?
Most patients can return to work in 24 hours.
Does insurance cover these treatments?
Yes! All major insurances including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross, Cigna, Humana, United, Medicare, and Medicare advantage cover treatments.
What are micro-invasive treatments available for my testicular pain?
Treatment options depend on the cause of the pain. In the case of acute pain from a twisting of the testicle, we can surgically untwist it using a single small incision in the scrotum (detorsion). If the cause is because of fluid collection around the testicle, we can use a similar incision to open and remove the sac that is causing the fluid formation (hydrocelectomy or spermatocelectomy). If the pain is caused by large veins in the scrotum (varicocele) or nerve pain, microscopic varicocelectomy or cord denervation can be performed using a small 1cm incision. Finally, if the pain is caused by backing up of sperm because of a clogged vas deferns, sometimes because of a prior vasectomy, a vasectomy reversal is an option and can also be done micro-surgically using a small 1cm incision.