I feel a lump inside my testicle.

Feeling a lump inside the testicle is usually a symptom of epididymitis, which can cause testicular pain. If there is no pain, it is a case of tuberculous epididymitis. If the lump can slide, it is usually a symptom of testicular cancer or sebaceous cysts. Therefore, if there is a lump inside the testicle, the patient can check the cause of the lump and then choose the treatment method based on the cause. However, it should be noted that sexual intercourse is not allowed during the treatment stage.

In fact, most of the small bumps in the scrotum are caused by inflammation. If there is no pain, it is a tumor or tuberculosis. Pain outside the testicle may be epididymitis. No pain outside the testicle may be tuberculous epididymitis, or it may be other tumor diseases.

Some experts say that if there is a foreign body in the male scrotum, it is possible that it is caused by fat particles, because this is a skin disease, and the foreign body can generally be removed by surgery. However, the specific method should still look at the location of the disease, so that the specific treatment method can be determined. Patients are best not to blindly use drugs to treat the disease. Now there are many hospitals that treat patients with scrotal skin diseases. We can choose a regular hospital to treat the disease, which will have the best effect.

If a man finds small bumps in his scrotum, it may be related to scrotal moisture. This disease is mainly caused by the patient's scrotum being in a moist environment for a long time. It may also be related to physical constitution. If the patient's physical constitution is not good, it is easy to have small bumps in the scrotum. Therefore, patients should pay attention to effectively improve their body's immunity and should also supplement more trace elements. If small bumps are found in the scrotum, medication can be used for treatment.

This is the reason why you feel a small lump in your scrotum. If the patient finds that he has a similar disease, he should treat the disease as soon as possible. The effect will be better if the disease is treated by the cause. In fact, if you find a small lump in your scrotum, don't be too anxious. Treat the disease actively and optimistically, so that the treatment effect can be guaranteed.

Four major symptoms of male testicular abnormalities

1. Symptoms of congenital testicular dysgenesis:

The individual manifestations are male, with no obvious symptoms in childhood and adolescence, but gradually develop female body shapes such as enlarged breasts, beard, sparse pubic and armpit hair, narrow shoulders, and wide hips during puberty. A small number of patients have female characteristics, and their external genitalia still have male characteristics, but their testicles are small and soft, their sexual function is low, and their semen contains no sperm. Testicular biopsy shows interstitial hyperplasia, hyalinization of seminiferous tubules, and complete cessation or severe reduction of sperm production.

2. Symptoms of cryptorchidism:

The testicles descend from the retroperitoneum into the scrotum during the fetal period and may stay in any abnormal position during the descent, such as the waist, abdomen, internal inguinal ring, inguinal canal or near the external inguinal ring.

3. No testicular symptoms:

Absence of testicles, part of the testicles, epididymis, and vas deferens, or all of the testicles, epididymis, and vas deferens.

4. Symptoms of orchitis:

There are symptoms of testicular enlargement, congestion, and tension. The seminiferous tubules are inflamed, hemorrhaged, and necrotized. In severe cases, testicular abscesses and testicular infarction may occur. The testicles may also be hard and smooth, with slight tenderness and loss of normal sensitivity. Some testicles gradually atrophy. In severe cases, the testicles are almost invisible, showing a relative enlargement of the epididymis. The diagnosis is mainly based on clinical symptoms such as high fever, chills, testicular pain, scrotal redness, and edema.

How to self-examine male testicular health

Experts point out that there is a simple test method, which is to make an OK sign with your thumb and index finger. Men can use two fingers to form a circle to put on the testicles. If it is very loose or cannot be inserted at all, it means that the testicles are abnormal in size and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Generally, the testicular volume of Chinese adult males is about 15-23 ml, and the size difference between the two testicles does not exceed 2 ml. Less than 12 ml indicates testicular dysplasia or atrophy. If the testicular volume is abnormally enlarged, it may be a testicular spermatocele or tumor, which may also affect testicular function. In addition to size, the position of the testicle is also a problem that needs attention. If the position is too high, located in the groin, or even in the abdomen, testicular function will be affected. At the same time, normal testicles are hard and have a certain degree of elasticity. Hard and inelastic, or too soft, indicates that the internal tissue may be damaged.