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Suggest Remedies For Pain In Penis And Lump In Testicle
Question: my husband's penis is bent half way up He is having pain when erection. the is also a lump in the testical area And he is having lumps in his lower stomach left side
Brief Answer:
Some details needed for further advice.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXX and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern.
Your query isn't clear ab the duration of this bend in penis.
How long since this has been noticed ?
Erections occur naturally without sex also. Does it hurt him then ?
Lump in his testicular area needs to be clarified also.
Are they superficial and can be pulled up with the scrotal skin ?
Or is the entire testis enlarged.?
Is there any pain in the testis.
How long has he had this ?
Lump in the lower stomach area, will need an examination by a surgeon/ Urologist.
It will need some tests to know the type of lump like :
1. Blood routine,RBS,LFT,platelets,creatinine,HIV,HbsAg,and VDRL.
2. CECT (contrast CT ) abdomen.
3. X-ray chest-P.A view.
After seeing the reports, one can opine on further treatment.
Hope you're clear about further tests to be done, for an expert opinion.
Feel free to clear all your doubts.
Wish you well.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
Some details needed for further advice.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXX and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern.
Your query isn't clear ab the duration of this bend in penis.
How long since this has been noticed ?
Erections occur naturally without sex also. Does it hurt him then ?
Lump in his testicular area needs to be clarified also.
Are they superficial and can be pulled up with the scrotal skin ?
Or is the entire testis enlarged.?
Is there any pain in the testis.
How long has he had this ?
Lump in the lower stomach area, will need an examination by a surgeon/ Urologist.
It will need some tests to know the type of lump like :
1. Blood routine,RBS,LFT,platelets,creatinine,HIV,HbsAg,and VDRL.
2. CECT (contrast CT ) abdomen.
3. X-ray chest-P.A view.
After seeing the reports, one can opine on further treatment.
Hope you're clear about further tests to be done, for an expert opinion.
Feel free to clear all your doubts.
Wish you well.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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