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Cyst's Growths On Scrotum
Hi little background if it matters, 23 male smoker non drinker recreation use of marijuana.
I noticed the bump about 3 years ago started as a small lump almost like an ingrown hair. Over the past few years it has nearly tripled if not more in size I have also noticed a smaller lump forming to the right of the now much larger one. I have attached a photo for obvious reasons. My wife and I are trying to conceive a child and have been unsuccessful thus far after taking an at home fertility test i came back below the cut off. any information on this condition referrals or anything really would be great
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I noticed the bump about 3 years ago started as a small lump almost like an ingrown hair. Over the past few years it has nearly tripled if not more in size I have also noticed a smaller lump forming to the right of the now much larger one. I have attached a photo for obvious reasons. My wife and I are trying to conceive a child and have been unsuccessful thus far after taking an at home fertility test i came back below the cut off. any information on this condition referrals or anything really would be great
http://img32.imageshack.us/i/dsci3956.jpg/
http://img9.imageshack.us/i/dsci39561.jpg/
hey names timme 16 years old smoker drinker occasional marijuanna user i discovered a growth between my testicles and penis its at the very bottom where your tube comes out i have no idea what it is but im never sexualy active without condom any ideas of what it is ?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
From the symptoms it looks like a cyst or some benign skin growth. It should not cause a problem in fertility. But they have to be removed after surgical excision or excision or drainage. My advice would eb to consult a urologist and get it done.
I hope it helps. Take care and regards.
From the symptoms it looks like a cyst or some benign skin growth. It should not cause a problem in fertility. But they have to be removed after surgical excision or excision or drainage. My advice would eb to consult a urologist and get it done.
I hope it helps. Take care and regards.
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