Needless to say, our sex life suffered. It dwindled to making love once a month!!! As a woman, I am an extrememly sexual person and love to have orgasms for that pinnacle of sexual pleasure. He never communicated the testicles pain problem to me. So I asked a hundred different reasons WHY we were not having sexual intercourse flew into my mind. I hope it is not testicles cancer of the testicles. Is there some testes self exam he can do to find out more about the testicles pain problem?

Reply by: Jim
When a man becomes sexually aroused, blood flows into his genitals including the testicles (or balls) and his penis becomes erected (hard). When he climaxes and if he ejaculates with seminal fluid, the blood flows out of his genitalia more quickly than if he does not ejaculate. The testicles aching pain men feel when they have been sexually aroused but have not ejaculated is sometimes called "blue balls" because of the presents of blood still in the testicles. Although blue balls can feel painfull, the testicles aching pain goes away after awhile when the excess blood has drained out of the genitalia. If a man is extremely uncomfortable, he can masturbate (or ask his partner to masturbate him) to orgasm. However, there is no danger and no pain if he does not reach orgasm.

It could be serious. In any case, it's important that he should see a Urlogist doctor for a exam. Locate a doctor near you in the USA

Reply by: dan
You probably have Blue Balls. The main cause of aching blue balls is prolonged sexual arousal of the erect penis, either by direct or indirect contact, that does not result in orgasm and ejaculation. The easiest way to relieve the aching symptoms of blue balls is through an orgasm. The resultant ejaculation jump-starts the sympathetic nervous system, which increases blood flow through the groin area, dissipating the fluid buildup. Even without orgasm, the symptoms of blue balls usually subside within an hour of onset, but they can also last much longer, up to 3 hours

Restore Health, Energy & Sexual Abilities, HGH Booster Pills, Fast Shipping!

Posted by: Testes
Here's how to perform a Testicular self-exam after a warm bath or shower:
* Stand in front of a mirror and use both hands to feel each testicle.
* Roll each testicle between thumb and fingers, this should not cause any pain.
Detailed instructions and advice are available at: www.tcrc.acor.org/tcexam.html.

Posted by: B
I have a similar pain, I had a particularly enjoyable period several nights ago, which did not result in climax for many hours. Since then I have had a pain in my left testicle that comes and goes for no apparent reason. There is no enlargement or swelling and to touch it is not sore, although the pain feels localized in the testicle. This is slightly worrying as any pain down there is a cause for concern..Does anyone know what might be wrong?

Reply by: nick
If your still having pain it may be serious. Check with a urologist doctor.

Posted by: john
hi, well i have a problem with my testicles i wanted to know if you knew what it was well its kind of weird one is bigger than the other and the bigger 1 is real sensetive to the touch its almost like when you touch it if feels like you about to get hit there you know i dont know wahat it is??

Reply by: RTB
It seems like the testicle is swollen and if your are expercing pain then you better have a urlogist take a look at it. Try putting ice on it to see if that brings down the swelling.

Did You Know... Premature ejaculation is the most common form of sexual dysfunction affecting men. Ejaculatory climax conditions & disorders effects relationships, and can contribute to lack of self-confidence, embarrassment, and trauma. Click for more information!