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Testicular pain. (Serious medical post)

roberts

Monkey
Apr 24, 2005
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I have a major problem that has me off the bike. Whenever I ride (or even sit in the wrong position), I feel like I have been kicked in the nuts. THe duration can last hours.

I have been to the doctor and it's related to blood-flow through my veins in the area. Surgery possibly can help, but in the interim, the doctor told me to take tylenol for pain (little help).

Has anyone had this problem?
Any suggestions to alleviate problem?
Anyone had the surgery? Did it work?

Thank you.
 

FBTMILF

Monkey
Aug 27, 2005
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Colorado
BurlyShirley said:
Take the c*ckring off before rides. :rofl:
bwahahaha. ugh. if i try to jump into the saddle then i get that pain. i dunno, i've only been riding awhile like 3 years so maybe its after many years of riding. i'd say get a granny saddle :)
 

roberts

Monkey
Apr 24, 2005
100
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Responses on the DH forum have been helpful. Here is more info:

Thank you for the responses.

According to the doctor, it is likely the varicose vein problem. I am awaiting a CT scan result. Different seats, etc. absolutely does not help. I have even ridden standing up and the motion causes pain.

Also, like a previous poster said, the pain is on the left and only rarely moves to the right.

Re. The varicose vein problem being easily fixed: Any further information?

Thanks.
 

BikeGeek

BrewMonkey
Jul 2, 2001
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273
Hershey, PA
My doctor recommended a saddle with a cutout to take the pressure off. It's been several years since that advice was taken and my boys have been pretty happy.
 

reflux

Turbo Monkey
Mar 18, 2002
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G14 Classified
How is your bike fit? An improperly fit bike can cause you to sit incorrectly on your saddle, thus putting pressure where it doesn't belong.
 

N8 v2.0

Not the sharpest tool in the shed
Oct 18, 2002
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The Cleft of Venus
The fix might be as simple as tipping the nose of your saddle down a bit and put the pressure on your ass bones and not your nuts...