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First answer by Cristina Roz. Last edit by Cristina Roz.
This is an inflammation of the epididymis with varying degrees of pain, red scrotum, hot and swollen. In contrast to the case of testicular torsion, in epididymitis the cremasteric reflex is not altered. The most common cause is infection and causes sudden scrotal pain for most cases. Epididymitis can be acute or chronic.
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