Patient's question:
There is a swollen thing on the right testicle, but not on the left. Moreover, the right scrotum causes radiating discomfort. I can't really describe that feeling of discomfort, and the texture feels different when touched. It's not a constant discomfort, but rather occurs at specific times. After a full night's sleep, it's normal, but it starts to feel uncomfortable from noon to the afternoon. This has lasted for 3 months. I've had many detailed ultrasound examinations in between, and the results showed small cysts at both epididymal heads, with nothing else abnormal. What I want to ask is: what are the two things on the right testicle, and are they serious? Also, what is the cause of the discomfort in the scrotum?Doctor's answer:
As described by your situation, in general, if the nodule reappears and an MRI shows no other issues, it is often considered an epididymal cyst. If the nodule does not reappear during the current MRI, it is recommended that you wait until it reappears before undergoing another examination. In most cases, it is generally considered to be a cyst or a hernia. The testicle can be relieved, but the treatment period is usually long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, medication must be used according to the symptoms.