Suggest Treatment For Small Solid Lump On Scrotum.
Hi, i'm a 31 year old male, a physical training instructor in the military. Recently i noticed a pea/bean size lump under the skin of my scrotum, low down between the legs. It isn't painful but i notice it more when i'm riding my bike. I've had the odd ingrowing hair in the past down there, which i've managed to burst after a few days, but this won't drain, it feels more solid! I've had it for 4 weeks.
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of a lump on the srotal skin in between thighs of 4 weeks duration. Since it is hard and painless, there are more chances that it is a growing secaceous cyst. This can be a mass too. I would advise you the following. Since its position and duration is odd. it would be better to have clinical evaluation and examination be done BH a General Surgeon. Get operated for 2 reasons.. 1. You get rid of the disease 2. You get a diagnosis whether this be a benign disease or something more sinister that needs big surgery or long treatment.
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Suggest Treatment For Small Solid Lump On Scrotum.
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of a lump on the srotal skin in between thighs of 4 weeks duration. Since it is hard and painless, there are more chances that it is a growing secaceous cyst. This can be a mass too. I would advise you the following. Since its position and duration is odd. it would be better to have clinical evaluation and examination be done BH a General Surgeon. Get operated for 2 reasons.. 1. You get rid of the disease 2. You get a diagnosis whether this be a benign disease or something more sinister that needs big surgery or long treatment.