16-year-old b.oy ruptured testicle during volleyball dispute | How to protect yourself when playing sports

Recently on January 22, Hanoi Viet Duc Hospital has just received a 16-year-old male PKH patient in Hung Yen in a stable, hemodynamic state, with swelling and pain in the right scrotum due to a sports injury. H. said while playing volleyball and contesting the ball in the air, he was suddenly hit by a teammate's knee, causing sharp pain.

Doctor Nguyen Duy Khanh, Center for Andrology, Viet Duc Hospital said that ultrasound showed rupture of the right testicle, continuous loss of white capsule, edema and contusion of adjacent soft tissue. During surgery, the doctors discovered that the right testicle had ruptured the large capsule in the center, contaminating 60% of the parenchyma.

The doctors took the hematoma, cut the crushed testicle parenchyma, and preserved the testicle. Currently, 2 days after surgery, the patient's condition is stable. Due to severe trauma, it is expected that after 7-10 days, the patient can be discharged from the hospital.

Doctor Khanh recommends: In addition to the direct combat martial arts, with common sports such as badminton, rugby, football, volleyball... men also need to wear protective gear to protect themselves. well protect his "boy", avoid dangerous injuries.

When unfortunately having an injury, the patient needs to go to the earliest medical examination and treatment at reputable orthopedic centers. Injuries when playing sports are quite common at the Vietnam - Germany Hospital, especially among those who play f.ighting, martial arts, tennis, yoga...

This is an unfortunate and tragic case, and a warning to boys about the dangers of playing sports in general. Isn't this part of the XY's delicately called "the penis", because it is an important functional organ for men, and also the most vulnerable part because it lies outside, should be carefully preserved. To minimize damage from unintended accidents during leisure activities after hours, boys should do the following:

Choose pants that fit and are comfortable.

A pair of underwear that is elastic, tight enough for comfortable movement, but not too loose and able to hold the b.oy in place is important. You should avoid wearing pants that are too stretchy and do not have a tight fitting function while playing sports. Loosening up or wearing pants that are too loose may make you feel comfortable at first, but it also increases your risk of a crash. Even without external agents, sometimes colliding with your own thighs, limbs can cause damage!

Choose protective gear when playing sports.

For careful boys, you can think of some protective equipment for men when playing sports, especially those subject to strong impact such as rugby, football... There are many products. The protections on the market for sportsmen include athletic cups, jockstrap... You might not be familiar with it at first, but when a crash happens, you'll wish you'd invested in something like So. Of course, these items are not "immortal cards", completely protecting you, but at least it will block the impact and help keep the "boy" intact.

When an injury occurs.

Usually when a minor injury occurs, many people are still subjective because the pain goes away after a while. However, you should not ignore it, but pay attention to the related symptoms. Guys who play sports and have been in an accident are probably familiar with the nausea that accompanies an accident. However, if the nausea persists and is accompanied by symptoms such as headache and loss of sensation, there is a high chance that the injury is more serious than it looks, and it is time to seek medical help.

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