Testicular discomfort, but not pain can check it?

Testicular discomfort but no pain can generally be examined.

There is a feeling of testicular discomfort, but there is no pain. In clinical practice, there are examination methods. Physical examination can be carried out. The doctor will check whether the scrotal skin is abnormal, check whether the testicles are swollen, tender, fluctuating, etc., and initially assess whether there is testicular disease. Laboratory tests can also be carried out, such as blood routine, urine routine, etc., to diagnose whether there is infection, and to determine whether there is a possibility of orchitis. Imaging tests, such as ultrasound and MRI, can also be performed to assess testicular morphology and diagnose diseases such as indirect hernia and testicular tumor, so these symptoms can usually be examined.