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‪@Dr.Behnaz‬ Testicular pain can be confusing—especially when ultrasounds, lab tests, and exams come back normal. In this video, Dr. Behnaz, pelvic floor specialist, explains hidden causes of testicle pain that are often missed in routine medical workups.

You’ll learn how pain can be referred from nerves, pelvic floor muscles, the lower back, or surrounding tissues, even when the testicle itself is healthy. Shared nerve pathways—such as the genitofemoral and ilioinguinal nerves—can cause pain that feels like it’s coming from the testicle, but actually starts elsewhere in the body. Muscle tension and pelvic floor dysfunction can also contribute to chronic or unexplained testicular discomfort.

Understanding where pain truly comes from is the first step toward proper diagnosis and effective treatment. This video helps you recognize when testicular pain may need a pelvic floor and nerve-based assessment, rather than more scans alone.

If you’re dealing with ongoing testicular pain and still don’t have answers, this video is for you.
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