Hard pimples on men's testicles

When a man has such a hard lump on his testicle, it is generally considered to be an epididymal nodule caused by chronic epididymitis. To confirm the diagnosis, an ultrasound examination of the testicle and epididymis must be performed. If it is indeed an epididymal nodule with a diameter of less than 5 mm, oral medication such as Diosmin Tablets, Sanjin Tablets, and Relinqing Capsules can be used for continuous treatment for four to eight weeks, and the lump will gradually disappear; if the diameter exceeds 5 mm, it is still appropriate to remove the lump through surgery.

A small bump on the male testicle may be a normal condition, or it may be caused by an inflammatory disease or space-occupying disease. There is epididymal cyst tissue on the male testicle. If you touch it hard, you will feel a small bump, and there may be local swelling and pain when you touch it. When the male testicle is inflamed, it will also cause a hard bump to touch locally, but the pain is very obvious, accompanied by clinical medical conditions such as testicular swelling and pain, dampness and coldness, and lower abdominal pain.

Testicular cysts and testicular cancer may also cause hard lumps when touched. These two diseases do not have clinical manifestations such as pain. Testicular cancer is more common in elderly male patients. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital urology department for treatment. The condition is confirmed by a full-body physical examination and testicular epididymis ultrasound examination. If the small lump is epididymal cyst tissue, it does not need to be treated specifically. If it is caused by a disease, symptomatic treatment is required.

If there is a small hard lump on the male testicle, it is generally considered to be caused by epididymitis. It is necessary to understand whether the patient has clinical manifestations of scrotal swelling, heat and pain. When such clinical manifestations occur, it is recommended to go to the hospital outpatient clinic immediately for preoperative examination. During the whole body physical examination, it is found whether there is a positive condition of dull pain in the scrotum or positive tenderness. In addition, it is recommended to perform a scrotal color ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis. If the diagnosis is epididymitis, it is recommended to inject broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory drugs intravenously for treatment.