Adolescent Varicocele, cyst or cancer?
- Posted by: adam
Hi - I don't really know where to post this or where to start,
but here seems the best place I've found so far. I'm a lad with a happy,
healthy life, although I do have one problem. From an early age I noticed a lump on my right
testicles, the scrotum lump has been there from as early as I can remember, which is about 12 years old.
Over the last 4/5 years the scrotum lump hasn't caused me much pain although sometimes a little discomfort (mainly when I'm thinking about it) and I don't think it has ever grew in size. But I know it's not normal an I should get myself checked out by a medical doctor, but before I do I want to know what advice you people can offer me or any ideas on what symptoms i'm dealing with or has anybody been in the same position?
After a quick scan of the internet i'm pleased to see that the probability of it being testicular cancer is slim - but i\'m still worried. Could it be Adolescent Varicocele or cyst of the testicles? All feedback would be great. Thanks, Adam.
Testicle condition
- Reply by: bob
How to cure Hydrocile
- Posted by: Navin
My left testicle was earlier swollen now even right one there is no pain at all . I have no problem or irritation
only problem is it looks odd. How to reduce?
Disease problem
Reply by: digger
The problem could be Varicocele or Hydrocele (Hydrocile) disease
.
A hydrocele is a build-up of liquid in a fold of mucous membrane situated in the scrotum (testes testicle sac).
A number of boys develop minor cases of Adolescent Varicocele during the first few months of their lives. Most of these disappear by themselves, but the more severe cases need to be removed through a simple operation.
In adults, hydrocele is managed by draining the fluid under local anaesthetic using a syringe (tapping). This gives an instant cure, but is usually temporary as the fluid re-fills again. For this reason a sclerosing agent is sometimes introduced following the tapping procedure, which causes the hydrocele to stick to itself and prevents re-filling.
Alternatively, the hydrocele, Adolescent Varicocele of the sctrotum can be removed surgically with a small operation.
If you have any swelling or pain in your scrotum, a guy should make arrangements to see your general practitioner. Only a closer examination can determine the exact cause. Most diseases are not dangerous but malignant ones must be detected as quickly as possible to ensure effective treatment.
Sctrotum Adolescent Varicocele?
- Posted by: svanyo
Son was complaining about pain in groin. Looking into it he has a swollen testes and it is tender and red.
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Posted by: miner
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