Hi Baduffy...welcome to the site..My husband has terrible soreness of his testicles but was after his high does chemo and the stem cell transplant.. he was given a cream and they just kept watch over it..in a few weeks it was gone..hope all goes well with you.

Thanks for your input. Do you happen to know the name of the cream?

Oh hell is your sac swollen ? Likely edema and in bed guess what the lowest part of your anatomy is.
Walking, dietary salt reduction, and maybe an extra qt of water to help flush salts out for a few days.
And some kind of pillow between your knees so you can be comfortable prone.

If it's just edema then it resolves pretty fast but you can't lie around you need to walk a bit more.

Tom

it was a prescription ..I dont remember the name ..sorry.. they never said what caused my husbands problem.. werent swollen but were very tender...

The sac is not swollen. But I did noticed that they don't go 'high & tight' like they should when I'm out in the cold weather here in Western Mass. They just hang low all they time. I wear boxer briefs, which is the same as 'tightly whites'.
I'm drinking 3 to 4 limiters of water a day already trying to keep the neuropathy at bay....any more and I might drown!

So the only real question that remains is - When do you talk to the doctor
A doctor is practicing very good medicine to even remove one anxiety of yours.
I'd pick up soda cans to pay the co-pay even if every one of my little tadpoles that live down has a dent in it's head from chemo.

regards Tom

Went to the doctor today and told him about the leg swelling and tesicle pain. It seems that I did spend far too much time in the recliner the last couple of weeks. I have been very tired, and was dehydrated as well. (Got some saline IV last week)
The last few months saw me become far too aclimated to the couch / recliner. I have gone for long walks on my 'good' days. I will be starting with a personal trainer tomorrow, (with the dr's approval) in order to jump start me on the road back to gettiing in shape. (I always thought round was a shape - LOL) I can't miss the St. Paddy's day road race! But I doubt I'll be anywhere near the head of the pack, but I WILL finish!

well Gl to you.. just participating in the race is a great thing for you.. hope all goes well..

Sorry to hear of your discomfort Badduffy :(
I had some pain in that area and alot in my tailbone.
My wife got me a couple of doughnut shaped cushions
and at its worse i had two foam cushions and a doughnut
cushion stacked up to help sitting in chairs. I am 2 years
post SCT and no pain what so ever : ) So there is hope for you : )
Ed