Signs Men Need To See A Doctor

Men need to know for themselves some of the symptoms and signs in the genital organs. Most of the following should be examined by a physician.
There is no trauma in the testicle that the scrotum enlarges or palpates pain: It can be a serious infection such as epididymis or testicular torsion, the blood cannot reach. This is a form of emergency, urgently need to see a physician.

Yellow or bluish discharge at the tip of the penis: Signs of a sexually transmitted infection or infection of the glans mucosa or urethritis

. Need to see a physician soon.
A burning, burning, or painful sensation when urinating: May be a symptom of infection with the bladder or urethra. Physicians examine to distinguish and give appropriate antibiotics
Have sores or rough areas on the penis: May have a fungal infection, herpes or other infections; maybe even cancer.



Need to see a physician immediately.
There are painless sores on the penis's body or in the foreskin: It is suspected of genital warts, syphilis or a form of cancer.

If the whole foreskin hurts or swells: Bacterial infection of glans. Use antibiotics as directed by a physician.
If semen has blood or pain during ejaculation: Can be infected with prostate or seminal vesicles. Applying heat to the lower part of the stomach, soaking the buttocks in hot water and using mild painkillers may feel comfortable but still need to be examined by a physician.
Pain during sex: Maybe due to allergies, prostatitis or vaginal dryness

Minor pain when palpating around the testicles: May be a mild form of epididymitis.




Hard and painless beads on the testicles: Testicular cancer should be thought of, but it can also be a benign lesion.
Scrotum swelling, soft on one side or both sides: Usually dilated spermatic or fluid in the scrotum (vitreous); It may also be a cyst of epididymis. These problems are healed but need to be examined because surgery may be required.
Swelling in the area of the testicles, which is more swollen when walking or carrying a heavy load or when coughing: It may be an inguinal hernia, a loop of the intestine that goes through the inguinal tube into the scrotum.

Bowel distention is sometimes rare; emergency intervention is required. Physicians guide equipment to reduce bowel drooping.
Pain with peristalsis or pain behind the penis and scrotum: Could be due to a prostate infection or a more serious problem..

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