Is a Sperm Count of 36 Million Normal and What Does "Watering" Mean in the Results?

Since your symptoms, it is possible that you have UTI or STI. For proper diagnosis and treatment of the situation, it is advisable to see a urologist or an STD specialist. Medical treatment must be sought immediately to prevent additional difficulties.

Using condoms correctly and consistently greatly reduces the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases/ STDs. But still condoms might not offer absolute protection due to factors like skin-to-skin transmission and condom breakage.

You may be suffering from a varicocele. It often occurs when the veins inside your scrotum become enlarged, so that your testicle feels heavy and sometimes causes pain. Resting can often relieve the discomfort. To manage varicocele, supportive underwear and avoiding standing for long periods can be helpful. Visiting a urologist is better to get the right advice.

Your veins have still not changed from the way they were before the varicocele surgery 4 months ago. Varicocele is a scrotum condition caused by size-wise swollen veins. This can be manifested either in the form of painful swelling or it can lead to infertility. The surgery didn' t probably fix the issue entirely. Go back to your doctor and find out the reason this is happening and what further actions can be taken.