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Brett and Kate McKay<br />
1. Sudden acute pain during the self-examination could mean you have<br />
an infection in the epididymis or it could mean the spermatic chord is<br />
twisted up and blocking blood flow to your testicles. If you feel pain<br />
during the exam, go see the doctor.<br />
2. You feel a soft collection of thin tubes above or behind your testicles.<br />
It’s often described as feeling like a “bag of worms.” This may indicate<br />
a varicocele.<br />
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