How painful is it for a man to have a testicle pain? I know the result is terrible

There is a joke circulating on the Internet: When a woman gives birth, she has to endure 57del of pain. It's about like breaking 20 bones. However, if a man is kicked in the balls, the pain is 9,000 del, which translates to the birth of 160 children at the same time, or breaking 3,200 bones. Everyone complains about pain in the balls every day, so how painful is it?

1. An online joke says that a pain in the balls is equivalent to breaking 3,200 bones

There is a joke circulating on the Internet: A person can withstand 45del (units) of pain. But when a woman gives birth, she has to endure 57del of pain. It's about like breaking 20 bones. However, if a man is kicked in the balls, the pain is 9,000 del, which translates to the birth of 160 children at the same time, or breaking 3,200 bones. This statement is really exaggerated, but although the pain is not as severe as breaking 3,200 bones, it does hurt a lot! Today, Science Sister will tell you that men complain about testicular pain every day. How painful is it?

2. How painful is testicular pain? Just look at how scared the man is.

How much does it hurt? Just look at a man’s first reaction when “danger” strikes! This is particularly evident in football, when facing a powerful shot of the ball, the big stars do not cover their heads or chests, but instead all disregard their image and protect their "little brothers" tightly. It shows that "ball pain" is really painful!

3. There is a reason why the pain in the balls can kill you...

The innervation of our bodies has changed over the course of evolution, but the nerve density of the reproductive system—particularly the testicles—has always been very high. This may be because the work there is the most delicate and important, so it also requires extremely high sensitivity. The sensitivity here includes not only sensitivity to temperature, humidity, and movement, but also sensitivity to blood pressure and mechanical force.

The testicles are a sophisticated factory.

Just by a cursory observation, you will find that the hair near the penis is curly, which is to wick away sweat and dissipate heat. Correspondingly, there are some wrinkles on the scrotum, which slowly expand or contract with the peristalsis of the testicles. This local skin movement has many functions, the most important of which is heat dissipation. When the testicles produce sperm, the energy consumption per unit space is very large. Although the human body is a very efficient machine, it is still inevitable that some of the energy will be converted into heat.

This heat is devastating to the "sperm production industry" that is related to the continuation of offspring, because newly formed sperm are extremely sensitive to temperature. Therefore, in order to ensure "product quality", the two spherical "production workshops" cannot stay inside the body, they need to protrude outside the body to enhance heat dissipation. Not only that, the surface of the scrotum can also stretch out a larger skin area, so that there is sufficient heat exchange capacity to ensure that your "million-strong army" remains strong and energetic before the "Crossing the River Campaign".

So in the summer, you can often feel that your scrotum sags more severely, and its surface also maintains a certain degree of moisture. In the winter when the temperature is relatively low, the wrinkles on the surface of the scrotum shrink to the tightest level for the purpose of keeping warm, and the surface is also very dry. This is because in addition to its powerful contraction and expansion functions, the sweat glands on the scrotal skin are also powerful. The skin's stretch cooling system and the sweat cooling system work together to achieve strong sperm production capabilities.

4. Let me tell you why your “it” is so fragile?

Everything has its pros and cons. The more sophisticated something is, the more fragile it is. From the perspective of production capacity and quality, the quality of this machine is indeed outstanding, but the price it pays for its precise monitoring is also very high - its nervous system is densely distributed and extremely sensitive, which makes it really "unable to afford".

As we all know, at the beginning of a football game, the referee will flick a coin into the air with his thumb in order to decide who will kick off. Let’s take the action of flicking a coin as an example. If the force is applied to your limbs or most parts of your torso, you probably won’t feel any pain, you will just feel like you were touched. However, if the coin is replaced by your balls (remember the famous joke about bouncing your penis to death), then you are in trouble. According to people who have unfortunately had this experience, although the pain does not last long, the bioelectric current is very large and the pain is extremely strong, almost like being electrocuted.

Fortunately, a long period of evolution has given our testicles excellent elasticity and a certain degree of toughness. As long as a few tens of seconds pass, it will usually be fine. But in some cases, the damage can get out of hand. If not treated in time, you will not only have to endure long-term and deep pain (similar to being constantly electrocuted, which is worse than death), but in more serious cases, you will have to reluctantly have them removed. Of course, if only one of them is removed and the other can be preserved healthily, then your reproductive function will not be affected.