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Cyst on testies
HI DOCTOR
I discovered a cyst on my RIGHT testicle.
MY DOCTOR SAID TO me not to worry about it and
recommend that I have no treatment.
ON MY LEFT ON THE VEINS SEEM THEY ARE ALL COMING TOGETHER
SHOULD I BE WORRIED OR NOT
PLEASE CAN YOU HELP
Thank You
GARY
***@****
I discovered a cyst on my RIGHT testicle.
MY DOCTOR SAID TO me not to worry about it and
recommend that I have no treatment.
ON MY LEFT ON THE VEINS SEEM THEY ARE ALL COMING TOGETHER
SHOULD I BE WORRIED OR NOT
PLEASE CAN YOU HELP
Thank You
GARY
***@****
I would go see another doctor for a second opinion. Don't want to scare you but if I had any bump on my balls I would want to know 100% that it's not something dangerous.
Hi,
If your doctor told you not to worry, I would suppose you need not have to worry. Normally, if the cysts are small and not bothersome, you need to worry only if their size increases over a period. In any case, it may be a good idea for you to take a second opinion to cool yourselves.
As regards bundling of connections to testicles, it is that way our master designer have wired up that organ, bundling the connections into a spermatic chord for each testes, routed through the inguinal canal into the abdominal cavity with binding ring and then various connections separated from there, I guess, for better anchoring of the loosely hanging testicles. You can get a better picture if you Google for ' male sex organ anatomy '. So, you need not have to worry about it, unless you get some regular pain in the bundle.
Solace
If your doctor told you not to worry, I would suppose you need not have to worry. Normally, if the cysts are small and not bothersome, you need to worry only if their size increases over a period. In any case, it may be a good idea for you to take a second opinion to cool yourselves.
As regards bundling of connections to testicles, it is that way our master designer have wired up that organ, bundling the connections into a spermatic chord for each testes, routed through the inguinal canal into the abdominal cavity with binding ring and then various connections separated from there, I guess, for better anchoring of the loosely hanging testicles. You can get a better picture if you Google for ' male sex organ anatomy '. So, you need not have to worry about it, unless you get some regular pain in the bundle.
Solace
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