Published on: 6/16/2025
Pain in the scrotum and anus can be due to infections, nerve issues, like problems with the pudendal nerve, or from issues in the lower back, such as lumbar disc degeneration.
Pain in both the scrotum and anus at the same time can be uncomfortable and concerning. This pain might be linked to nerve problems. The pudendal nerve plays a crucial role in the pelvic area, and issues with it can cause pain in the perineal region, which includes the scrotum and anus. If this nerve is irritated or compressed, it can lead to discomfort in these areas.
Another possible cause is lumbar disc degeneration. This condition affects the discs in the lower back, and when these discs wear down, they can press on nerves that lead to pain in areas like the scrotum and anus.
Another common cause can be a rectal/pelvic or abdominal infection which can cause referred pain. This needs to be addressed urgently with a healthcare provider.
Understanding the exact cause of the pain requires careful evaluation by a healthcare professional. They might look at nerve-related issues or examine the lower back to find the source of the pain. If you are experiencing such symptoms, it is important to reach out to a healthcare provider for proper assessment and guidance.
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