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What Could The Small Red Dot On The Testicles Be?

Got a ? On my nuts sack I got very small red dot and if I pop one it bleed for bout 5 min what is this it dont itch or hurt nothing first it light red then it dark when it a full I had one at first then slowly I getting more and more wondering what it is how do I get rid of it
Mon, 14 Dec 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your history of a small red spot that bled from the scrotal skin.
The scrotal skin and its anatomy is different from the skin at other places in the body.
It has a very good blood supply and hence the veins too are large and very superficial. This entails the easy opening of some of the small venules that bleed easily as a result of itching and scratching.
Get Examined by a General Surgeon and if such spots are present, get them treated by cauterization or ligation.
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What Could The Small Red Dot On The Testicles Be?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of a small red spot that bled from the scrotal skin. The scrotal skin and its anatomy is different from the skin at other places in the body. It has a very good blood supply and hence the veins too are large and very superficial. This entails the easy opening of some of the small venules that bleed easily as a result of itching and scratching. Get Examined by a General Surgeon and if such spots are present, get them treated by cauterization or ligation.