Lump On My Left Testicle. Done Ultrasound. Chances Of Having Testicular Torsion?
No torsion, no cancer, and normal semen analysis
Detailed Answer:
Hello sir and welcome.
Thank you for writing to us.
From the attached ultrasound report, the lump that has been detected is found to be a cyst, which is a harmless growth, that is in no way serious and can be easily removed (if required) by a minor surgical procedure. No sir, thereare no serious complications or conditions detected.
As for your semen analysis, the report is again absolutely normal, and you will surely be able to father a child with your current status, if you wish to do so.
All is well sir, congratulations. As for the question of testicular torsion; yes sir. Testicular torsion can be detected with the same ultrasound investigation, and as it has not reported testicular torsion, it is certain that you do not have it.
I hope you found my response helpful, please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, I would be more than happy to help you.
Take care and god bless.
Perfectly healthy technique
Detailed Answer:
Hello once again sir.
No sir, not at all. In fact this is also considered a technique which is widely recommended to help in delaying ejaculation in men, which can prolong the time of intercourse. This is considered healthy and can, in no way cause any problems. You may rest assured.
Best wishes.
It will all exit, no chance it wont
Detailed Answer:
Hello my friend.
There is no chance such a thing can happen, unless there is an anatomical problem, in which your ejaculation will not exit your penis at all. But with the technique used by you, there is absolutely no chance that the semen does not exit. So there is nothing to worry about at all. As it will all exit, we need not worry about it staying back at all.
Please do not worry. This is a safe practice. Wishing you good health always. I hope you are satisfied with my response. Feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, please do not hesitate.
God bless.
You are most welcome; no; no
Detailed Answer:
Hello once again.
You are most welcome. No my friend, you do not have that anatomical problem, which would result in retrograde ejaculation. An ultrasound would more than suffice to find the problem, if it existed. And as your ultrasound has reported a normal result, you do not have this problem for sure.
And retrograde ejaculation, even if present, cannot lead to cancer, but it can lead to infertility. But you need not worry about this, as you do not have it.
It was my pleasure to be of assistance to you. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, I would be more than happy to help you.
Best wishes.