According to Dr. Chong Weiliang, a specialist with National University Hospital’s Department of Urology, the damaged testicular may also be higher than the other one and lay horizontally in the enlarged abdomen.  , Different symptoms may involve nausea and vomiting.
HOW COMMON IS IT AND DO YOU Good CHANGE THE Problem?
Testicular torsion is occur at any age, said Dr Aslim, but is most frequently seen in two age groups: During youth and between 12 and 18 years old. ” In individuals, we often see these cases in younger males presenting to the emergency office, probably fewer than five per year”, said Dr Aslim.
In the last two decades, Dr. Lim’s ministry has treated close to 20 testicular torsion cases. He said that “five of these circumstances required the removal of the damaged testis.” According to him, testicular torsion typically affects one testicle at a time and it’s usually the left testicles, he said, citing a 1998 report on 670 people in the UK.
Dr. Chong also mentioned that there are “relatively surprising” situations and that one or two cases are discovered each quarter. According to historical records, people with such a disposition typically presented at the age of 25, but there may be outliers after that point.
The rigidity of the attachments between the testicle and the surrounding chest walls is one of the factors that predisposes patients to testicular bending, he continued. This makes the testicle proceed more frequently than usual. According to him, the rigidity you change both testes.