There is a hard lump inside the testicle

The male testicle is the most important reproductive organ of men. It produces sperm and metabolizes male hormones. It is the root of men's stress. Don't wait until the disease really comes before you pay attention to it. Why not observe and control it as soon as possible to prevent it? So what is the reason for a hard rash in the male testicle?

Small rashes on the male testicles are also called small nodules. The main causes of male testicular masses are the following aspects. One is the epididymal cyst or the compulsory inflammatory mass left after orchitis. Second, male testicular epididymal cysts will also mainly manifest as compulsory masses. In addition, male testicular tumors will also appear as compulsory masses. The details need to be confirmed by combining medical history, whether there are accompanying symptoms, and corresponding examination results.

When a male testicle has a strong mass, the first thing to consider is the possibility of epididymal cyst or testicular cyst. Testicular cyst is also called male spermatocyst. It is gradually produced and generally has no discomfort symptoms. Very few patients will experience testicular discomfort. In addition, if you have orchitis or epididymitis in the past, some patients will have a harder mass after the disease is controlled, which is called an inflammatory mass. Secondly, male testicular tumors will also have smaller hard masses in the early stage, but most of these things will gradually expand. No matter what the situation is, if you find a lump in your male testicles, it is best to see a doctor's urology department for a scrotal color ultrasound examination. Generally, a scrotal color ultrasound examination can confirm the actual cause.

The hard little rashes inside the male testicles are mostly testicular tumors. You should pay attention to testicular tumors. Most of them are malignant, so if it is confirmed to be a testicular tumor, it should be treated surgically. Before surgical treatment, some other diseases should be eliminated, such as testicular epidermoid cysts or dermoid cysts, which are the most common benign tumors in male testicles, accounting for about 1% of all testicular tumors.

In general, the key causes of male testicular masses are cysts, inflammation and tumors, which require a comprehensive medical history, physical examination and related auxiliary tests to confirm the diagnosis.