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lump spermatic cord
by juanfer, May 31, 2009 07:46PM
i´m a 27 year old male, healthy, not a really active sexual life.
about 9 moths ago started to feel a bump on the right side of my pubic area, because I go to gym i thought it was muscle that was growing. but started growing and growing and in the past moths when I stood up for a long time a lump would fell trough the spermatic cord, but when I laid down it went in my body, and couldn't see it or feel it any more. But now every time I stand up it comes down and it's almost the same size as my testicle and it hurts sometimes, and every time i lay down it goes away.
about 9 moths ago started to feel a bump on the right side of my pubic area, because I go to gym i thought it was muscle that was growing. but started growing and growing and in the past moths when I stood up for a long time a lump would fell trough the spermatic cord, but when I laid down it went in my body, and couldn't see it or feel it any more. But now every time I stand up it comes down and it's almost the same size as my testicle and it hurts sometimes, and every time i lay down it goes away.
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What you are suffering from is known as Inguinal Hernia. An inguinal hernia is a protrusion of abdominal-cavity contents through the inguinal canal. Right now your hernia is reducible which means that the contents can be pushed back into the abdominal cavity. If the contents don’t go back, it is called as incarcerated hernia and it needs an emergency surgery.
Surgical correction of inguinal hernias, called a herniorrhaphy or hernioplasty, is now commonly performed as outpatient surgery.
I’ll advise you to consult a surgeon and seek treatment.
I sincerely hope that helps. Please do keep me posted. Warm regards.