Dr Holy urges to get pain like this checked out, however, it can also be caused by other problems. He said: “Sometimes pain in the testicles can be a sign of prostate inflammation and enlargement.
“It’s also important to point out that many men with prostate cancer will have no symptoms at all.
“If you have a family history of the disease or are identified as being at risk, discuss what options you have with your doctor.”
READ RELATED: Woman Bleeds From Eyes During Her Period: Know About The Rare Condition Causing Red Tears
Lumps and bumps
Lumps and swelling on the testicles are other signs that need to be checked out by a GP.
“If there are changes to the shape or size of your testicles, or you find lumps or swelling, always speak to a doctor,” said Dr Holy.
Source: Daily Express
