Patient's question:
I feel like my testicles have grown, but the ultrasound at the hospital showed this: the left testicle measures 41x20x16mm, with normal morphology, clear outline, uniform texture, and no obvious lesions inside. OFI: No obvious abnormal blood flow signals were observed in the left testicle. The size of the left epididymis head is 8x6mm. The size of the left epididymis tail is 3x6mm. The echo in the posterior sheath is uniform, with no obvious lesions. CDFI: No obvious abnormalities in blood flow signals were observed in the left epididymis. The diameter of the left spermatic vein is 1.4mm, and no obvious reflux signals were observed during Valsalva maneuver. The doctor pinched it and said it hadn't really grown much. Could it be that my testicles were previously atrophied and are now getting bigger, which is why this is happening? What is going on with this?Doctor's answer:
From the careful examination of the ultrasound values, everything appears normal, with no signs of swelling or fluid accumulation. So, this is normal, there are no issues, please rest assured. No further treatment is needed; just relax your mind. For patients with testicular conditions, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications, whereas delayed treatment may affect their physical condition. Therefore, patients should seek timely symptomatic treatment and avoid overexertion in daily life, while paying attention to personal hygiene.