1. Pain when urinating
Men feel pain when urinating, and the urine shows the color of rust, it is likely to make the bladder inflammation and even bladder cancer caused by. Smoking often triggers this disease, and if you find it, it is best to treat it quickly so that the chances of a cure will be higher.
2. Sudden pain in the groin
The pain and swelling in the groin and inner thighs may be due to testicular torsion, which is an obstruction of blood circulation in the spermatic cord, leading to ischemia and even necrosis of the testicles. Testicular function can be effectively restored if medical attention is sought within 4 to 6 hours of the onset of symptoms, but if delayed beyond 12 to 24 hours, irreversible damage to the testicle may occur. An epididymal infection caused by improperly worn underwear can lead to this condition, and an ultrasound should be used to determine this.
3. Strong stabbing pains in the abdomen
These pains are similar to a knife cut, and may be caused by inflammation of the abdominal organs, such as pancreatitis, cholecystitis, or appendicitis. The pain can be determined by the location of the pain, the pain on the upper side of the abdomen, and the level of white blood cells increased, is likely to be cholecystitis; the pain on the lower right side of the abdomen is likely to be appendicitis; the pain in the lower part of the sternum, it is likely to be pancreatitis.
4. The back pain is severe
If the back pain is extreme because of small things such as bending over and sweeping the floor, and resting, hot compresses, and painkillers are not useful, and it is not due to the damage caused by the exercise, then it is very likely to be a kidney stone or aneurysm, in which case the pain will be even more intense. The best way to determine the cause is to get a CT scan at the earliest opportunity.