Patient's question:
Yesterday, I noticed two new moles on the right testicle. Today, I felt pain in the middle of the testicle and looked again, only to find two more moles. I'm very worried that these moles might be satellites. Also, please take a look at the small moles in the middle—the one in the center looks quite unsettling when magnified. It's irregular and there's definitely a hollow spot in the middle. I've never paid much attention to the shape of this mole before, but after taking a picture today, it looks very disturbing—the center has an opening in the normal skin. A year ago, it wasn't like this. I stretched the skin while taking the photo. Please, everyone, take a look and tell me if something is wrong. Are the surrounding moles problematic? The four smallest ones are the ones I noticed in the last two days, while the three larger ones were found along with the bigger moles previously. How serious is this?Doctor's answer:
This has normal pigmentation of the scrotal skin, so the recurrence of a mole is also normal. We recommend that you do not worry. Under normal circumstances, you can use a topical treatment and pay attention to hygiene in the genital area! The testicles can be relieved, but the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's medication plan. Additionally, the patient should maintain a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer.