What causes swollen testicles in older men (76yrs.)?

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Scrotal swelling can occur in males of any age and may or may not be accompanied by pain. It can occur on one or both sides, the testes and the penis may or may not be involved.

Testicular torsion is a serious emergency in which the testicle become twisted in the scrotum and loses its blood supply. If this twisting is not relieved quickly, the testicle may be lost permanently. Immediate evaluation is required.

See also testicle lump.

Common Causes:

Injury
Hernia
Congestive heart failure
Hydrocele
Orchitis
Testicular torsion
Varicocele
Certain medical treatments
Surgery in the genital area

Home Care:

Ice packs applied to the scrotum are recommended for the first 24 hours, followed by sitz baths to decrease swelling.

If the pain is severe, a rolled-up towel placed between the legs just under the scrotum may help relieve the pain and reduce the swelling. Wearing a loose-fitting athletic supporter is also recommended for performing daily activities. However, avoid excessive activity until the swelling resolves.

Other Answers:
not enough sex.

prostrate problems probably

possible cancer, go see doctor. it is serious.

have you been able to ejaculate? if aroused, but unable to ***, that is usually a sign of what is called "blue balls"

It may be a case of inguinal hernia, descending up to to the scrotum being misinterpreted as testicular swelling. If it is not a case of hernia then you should be alert because all testicular growth(tumor) initially painless .

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