Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Sore Testicle? Why You Need a Doctor NOW #Urology #Health

2 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief video, Dr. Anne Truong MD answers a common viewer question about intermittent soreness in the left testicle area, specifically near the attachment behind the testicle. She emphasizes that daily, consistent pain warrants prompt medical evaluation by a urologist. Dr. Truong outlines the main possible causes—infectious processes, blockage/obstruction, testicular cancer, or a cyst—and stresses that any of these conditions require professional assessment to determine the appropriate treatment.

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This is a common question we get. Question says, hello, what are some causes of left testicle area being slightly sore sometimes, more like on the attachment area behind the testicle? If your testicle is sore and it's consistent every day, you need to get evaluated by a doctor. I see a urologist who specializes in the p— and the testicles, because it's a sore. It could be a sign of infection. It could be a sign of blockage. It could be a sign of cancer. It could also be a sign of a cyst. So it needs to be evaluated.