Can sciatica cause testical pain?
Dealing with sciatic pain for a few months now, sometimes it's not just my leg but I also feel a dull ache in my testicles. It's a bit embarrassing to ask. Can sciatica really cause pain in the testicle area?
Dealing with sciatic pain for a few months now, sometimes it's not just my leg but I also feel a dull ache in my testicles. It's a bit embarrassing to ask. Can sciatica really cause pain in the testicle area?
Haan bhai, bilkul ho sakta hai kyunki lower back ki nerves wahan tak bhi jati hain na. Mere ek dost ko bhi yeh problem hui thi aur wo bahut darr gaya tha. Dr. se milo, sab clear ho jayega, tension mat lo.
Actually yaar, lower spinal nerves can definitely cause referred pain in the testicular region. It's super scary when it happens but it's often just nerve irritation. Go see a urologist or ortho to be safe, don't ignore it.
Oh man, dealing with this kind of pain makes you lose appetite even for your favorite butter chicken! But yes, sciatic nerve compression can radiate pain to the pelvic area. Better check with a doctor to solve this mystery soon.
My husband went through this exact same scare last year during his sciatica flare-up. It turned out to be radiating nerve pain, and getting physical therapy for his back resolved it completely. Please encourage him to consult a doctor.
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Haan babu, bilkul ho sakta hai. Hamare yahan ek ladke ko yahi takleef thi, pehle laga koi aur bimari hai par back nerve dabne se hi dard wahan ja raha tha. Aap bilkul sankoch mat kariye aur doctor ko dikha lijiye.
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