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It would be better to make an appointment with the urologist to have the lumpLumps in the breasts evaluated.
You are familiar with the lumpLumps in the breasts and it has been palpable to your examination.
It is possible that a small lumpLumps in the breasts may have been missed in a cursory examination.
Testes can take a long time to recover from trauma, even of the blunt type.
The duration may range from several weeks to months.
It is justifiable to be worried about the occurrence of cancer as 10-15% of cancers present following traumatic injury to the testicles.
If there is discomfort in the testes, that is reason enough to consult your urologist. You can disclose history of trauma during the consultation.
Sitting in a hot bath will relieve some of the discomfort and wearing supportive, close-fitting underwear is an added aid to recovery.
Do keep us posted on your doubts and progress.
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You can just explain to the urologist that you have been have discomfort in the testes for some time and can provide past history of blunt trauma.
Don't worry about the physical examination aspect as that will just be a minor part of the consultation.
Relax.
It would be better to make an appointment with the urologist to have the lump evaluated.
You are familiar with the lump and it has been palpable to your examination.
It is possible that a small lump may have been missed in a cursory examination.
You could also explain to the urologist that you are concerned about the possibility of testicular cancer, in view of the past testicular trauma.
Alternatively, you can just try remedies such as sitting in a hot bath and abstinence from strenuous activities when the discomfort seems to increase.
But the point here is that you should have a definitive answer and should be able to rest easy regarding your health.
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The urologist will also conduct a physical examination. This will include a general exam and an exam specific to the affected organ - the scrotum in this case.
Additionally, he may conduct a digital rectal examination if there is suspicion of prostate involvement to rule out prostate enlargement.
Pain while sitting could also be due to prostate problems as the nerves supplying the prostate also supply the part of the penis, scrotum, and perineal region.
If prostatitis or epididymitis is diagnosed you will be put on a course of antibiotics if there is evidence of bacterial infection.
Sit only on well-padded surfaces as sitting on hard surfaces and for prolonged durations of time can result in further irritation to the nerves.
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thanks.