There is a small hard bump on the testicle

The outer skin of the male testicles is the scrotum. Small hard bumps on the scrotum are usually caused by eczema. It is caused by bacterial infection and is related to scrotal moisture. Scrotal moisture is a common symptom in men. Pay attention to your own environmental hygiene, keep your body clean, wear pure cotton breathable underwear, and eat light food.

Generally, no extreme solution is needed. If the itching discomfort is more obvious, you can apply sodium cyanide miconazole cream and take Liuwei Dihuang Pills for a period of time, which can generally greatly improve the condition.

Is the scrotal lump related to the abdomen: Although the scrotum is located in the front and lower part of the pelvis, its internal structure is often connected to the abdomen. If you pinch the lump with two fingers at the root of the scrotum, and the lump is completely under the fingers, it is an internal scrotal lump; if the lump is located between the fingers, it may be descending from the abdomen.

The lumps descending from the abdomen are mostly inguinal hernia (also known as small intestinal gas) or varicose veins. The former is mostly a small mass, and the latter is cord-like, and in more serious cases, it looks like a tangled worm. Their mutual characteristic is that they can disappear after lying flat.

Is it solid or cystic? The difference between solid and cystic is very important in distinguishing the characteristics of the lumps in the scrotum. Solid lumps are mostly tumors or inflammations. Cystic lumps are mostly cystic swellings or blood accumulations. Solid lumps are hard, while cystic lumps are more flexible or ductile. When a flashlight is used to shine directly upward from the bottom of the scrotum in a dark room, solid lumps appear dark gray-black, while cystic lumps are crystal clear and red. If you still cannot distinguish, you can go to the hospital for outpatient B-ultrasound to confirm.