Patient's question:
This morning, I noticed two small moles had appeared on my testicles. I already had three moles there, but today I found one more on the top and one more on the bottom. I'm a bit worried it might be satellite moles, because nearby, apart from the other larger moles, the pale one was taken last December. Back then, there were only three moles. In the past few months, I haven't noticed these two new moles. The slightly edited photo was taken today, and it's clear that there are two more compared to the pale one. Could someone please take a look and let me know if there's a problem? I've been experiencing long-term symptoms of dampness and heat in this area of my testicles—sometimes it's better, and sometimes it's not. Most of the time, there are no symptoms of dampness and heat. How serious is this situation?Doctor's answer:
This is a normal mole, which doesn't interfere with the body. The basic harm of moles is usually in the form of papules, nodules, warts, or papillomas, which are generally round, often arranged symmetrically on both sides, with clear boundaries, regular edges, and uniform color. The testicles can be relieved, but the treatment process is usually slow, and it is easy to relapse after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and use the medication appropriately. Additionally, patients should avoid sitting or riding for long periods and pay close attention to personal hygiene.