Patient's question:
3 months ago, after an external force injury to the testicles, there was sometimes a dull pain. The doctor advised me to take medication and observe carefully. About a week later, the dull pain disappeared. At that time, it seemed there was no swelling or persistent pain, but during a cold compress after a bath, I noticed a small lump on the head of the testicle, which should be on the epididymis. It was about the size of a grain of rice. Over the past 3 months, it has not grown, there is no tenderness when touched, and there has been no change for 3 months. Can the tumor be removed?Doctor's answer:
It could be caused by inflammation. At the same time, pay attention to any redness, swelling, or pain in the local skin, and note the dryness of the scrotum. Wear soft underwear and loose clothing, avoid friction, and get more rest to prevent overexertion. Drink more water and eat more fruits and vegetables. Wishing you good health! For patients with testicular conditions, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications. If left untreated, it may affect overall health. Therefore, patients should take medication according to their symptoms and maintain a regular lifestyle in daily life, avoiding prolonged sitting. Wishing you a speedy recovery!