Patient's question:
Previously, my body was always in excellent condition, and I often engaged in physical exercise, which kept my body very healthy. However, recently, for some unknown reason, I've been feeling discomfort in my testicles. After a thorough examination today, the doctor said it's due to a testicular cyst. I really want to quickly learn more about this condition.What kind of help is needed: What is a testicular cyst?
Doctor's answer:
Ejaculate cyst disease commonly occurs in young and middle-aged adults. It is a recurrence of cysts in the testicle or epididymis, with the cyst fluid containing sperm. An ejaculate cyst is a cystic, painless or mildly painful swelling in the scrotum that contains sperm and fluid, sometimes accompanied by a sensation of heaviness. The treatment of ejaculate cysts is not difficult. If the size is small and discovered accidentally during self-examination or a health check-up, with no symptoms in daily life, no treatment is necessary. Detailed counseling and education for the patient can alleviate concerns. If the ejaculate cyst causes complications or becomes a source of patient anxiety, surgical removal should be performed.