Patient's question:
My husband has recently been experiencing noticeable swelling and pain in his testicles. At first, he thought it was caused by catching a cold, but the pain became more severe, even extending to his groin area. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was discovered that he has a testicular cyst. For this reason, I would like to ask how testicular cysts are formed.Doctor's answer:
Males can have testicular cysts, which are essentially remnants or deposits that occur again during the process of the testicles connecting to the epididymis or the injection of sperm. Generally, the main contents of a cyst in the testicular area are sperm and fluid. Treatment methods are primarily surgical, but conservative observation can also be adopted, especially if there are no symptoms. If the pain gradually intensifies, then surgery may be necessary to resolve the issue.