Why is the "ugly thing" of men so vulnerable?

The entire external genitals of men, including the penis and testicles, are vulnerable parts, especially the testicles. Why is the male reproductive organ so fragile?

Due to the distribution of testicular nerves and the thick and tough white membrane on the outside, its volume is strictly limited and cannot be easily deformed.

Therefore, the testicles are a pair of delicate organs that cannot be pinched or touched, and they are extremely sensitive to pressure.

For example, you can pinch your thigh muscles or belly casually and it won’t feel particularly painful or uncomfortable, but if you use the same or even less force to pinch your testicles, you will find it unbearable.

Therefore, once a man's perineum, including the penis, scrotum, and testicles, is hit hard by a football, he will roll over in pain, be in unbearable agony, and may even pass out from the pain, suffering the so-called nervous shock.

In the past, many novels described stories of people dying from being kicked in the testicles.

In theory, the testicles are not easily injured due to their location, but there are some situations in which the testicles can easily suffer a direct blow.

For example, if you fall off a bicycle or sit on a hard object and hit your testicles, you cannot avoid this blow from below.

Especially for the elderly, whose hands and feet are not flexible, it is easy for them to fall off the bicycle or fall into a small ditch on the roadside, and it is inevitable that the testicles will be damaged during the sliding process.

As the saying goes, prevention is better than cure, and the elderly should be especially careful to avoid the above-mentioned dangers.

The testicles are very delicate, and the scrotal skin of the elderly shrinks and becomes very thin, making its protective ability even worse.

Especially since the scrotal skin has poor elasticity and the degree of testicular hanging is aggravated, special attention should be paid.

When the testicles are hit, they will reflexively contract and stick to the perineum.

Therefore, as long as the blow is not too severe, a little movement will allow the retracted testicles to quickly return to their original position.

Otherwise, the testicles that are lifted due to external stimulation will be in an abnormal position for a long time. Testicular torsion will cause blood vessel distortion, testicular blood supply interruption, and prolonged ischemia, leading to testicular tissue necrosis.

If the pain is relieved quickly, there is generally no problem. However, if the force is too great, the pain persists, or there is blood in the urine, you should be sent to the urology department of the hospital immediately for examination and treatment.

If you miss the opportunity for treatment, serious complications will occur and it will be too late to regret.