Testicular pain may be related to testicular inflammation, varicocele, trauma and other reasons, according to the actual situation, choose the appropriate treatment therapy. 1. Testiculitis: usually caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, virus, chlamydia, etc. It can be caused by sexually transmitted or urinary tract infection. It is usually accompanied by high fever, acute pain or swelling of testicles, and can be treated with drugs such as levofloxacin capsules, cefixime granules or ceftriaxone injections under doctor’s advice and guidance, and personal hygiene and cleanliness should be paid attention to in daily life. 2. Varicose veins of the spermatic cord: If there is congenital reduction of elastic fibers within the vein wall or congenital dysplasia, it will cause the veins of the spermatic cord to be varicose in the form of a mass or nodule. It usually results in an enlarged and swollen scrotum, causing testicular pain, and can be treated surgically on the advice of a doctor. Deep squats and sit-ups can be chosen to relieve the discomfort on a daily basis. 3. Trauma: If testicular pain is caused by collision, extrusion, friction and other traumatic causes, it can be relieved by local ice or massage. Daily wear loose underwear, pay attention to the protection of testicles, avoid stimulation by external factors. If the testicular pain can not be effectively relieved, you should go to the hospital for timely examination and targeted treatment to avoid affecting normal life.