Is epitesticular cyst serious?

When men have epididymal cysts, the cysts can compress the urethra of men and cause difficulty in urination. Symptoms include difficulty holding urine, urinary pain, difficulty urinating, and thin urine stream. In severe cases, this can harm men's physical and mental health. Therefore, if you have epididymal cysts, you must seek medical treatment immediately. So, is epididymal cyst serious? Can epididymal cysts become diseased?

Is epitesticular cyst serious?

The appearance of cysts in the head of the epididymal cyst is a serious condition. After the appearance of cysts in the head of the epididymal cyst, it will affect the function of the epididymal cyst, thereby causing a decrease in the quality of sperm. After the appearance of cysts, you should first go to the local hospital outpatient clinic to diagnose the size of the cysts. If the cysts are relatively small in the early stage, they generally have no impact on daily life and can be dynamically observed. If the cysts are larger and affect daily life, surgical treatment is required.

Can epididymal cysts become diseased?

Because male testicles are the most valuable thing for men, they are the product of fertility, so when male testicles are abnormal or have symptoms, it is very hard to believe and worry about. Testicular cysts are already a very common disease at this stage. Will testicular cysts become diseased? There are actually many reasons, but the more critical ones are the following.

1. Internal injury of male testicles. If the internal part of both male testicles is damaged, it will be a key cause of testicular enlargement. If the patient has this kind of symptom, he may need to be hospitalized for treatment. If necessary, he can also receive some surgical treatment.

2. Scrotal hydrops. Its occurrence refers to the accumulation of clear and relatively thin fluid between the inner layer and the outer covering layer of the testicle. In this case, the testicle will also swell. If the swelling is severe, it is necessary to seek medical attention.

3. Scrotal swelling. Scrotal swelling mainly occurs inside the scrotum. It usually grows large but does not cause any noticeable discomfort. This type of disease can occur in people of all ages. Although there is no noticeable discomfort, it is still necessary to see a doctor to prevent the disease from spreading.