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Men.....Testicle pain?

Just had surgery yesterday morning, and woke up this morning with sore testicles, and when i try to urinate the stream is very slow. Plus i gained 5 pounds so I must be retaining water.

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Can't really help but your bladder could be irritated or you could have a bladder or urinary tract infection. If it doesn't get better in the next day or so I would definitely see your doctor.

Hi Newbie-The testicle/bladder trouble seems unrelated to surgery and could be related to a number of things.Make a doctor's appointment ASAP because it may be your prostate,kidney or bladder stones/infection or possibly an STD.I am not trying to scare you,offend, or gross you out but testicular pain is probably not a side effect of surgery so you should get it attended to immediately.

Just had surgery yesterday morning, and woke up this morning with sore testicles, and when i try to urinate the stream is very slow. Plus i gained 5 pounds so I must be retaining Water.

I had surgery last Thursday and certainly didn't have any testicular pain but I can identify with the odd flow of urine. For 48 hours I had a very slow, stop/start flow but it fixed itself after the initial 48 hours. Like the others I would definately seek advice if the pain continues. Cheers man.

I wonder if your doc inserted a catheter? It shouldn't hurt, but you should ask.

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It got better after the first night, thank you for the posts!

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