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Question: I have swollen testicles with no pain
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Brief Answer:
Hydrocele or varicocele to rule out by urologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have just received your query and can say as following:
Having swollen testicles without pain could be due to possible hydrocele (benign buildup of fluid around a testicle ) or varicocele (enlargement of veins within the scrotum).
Depending on the time you noted swollen testicles, and if you do not have a history of injury or local infection, I'd advise to run an ultrasound of your genitalia. A further consultation with urologist is then needed.
Hope it was of help.
Dr.Albana
Hydrocele or varicocele to rule out by urologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have just received your query and can say as following:
Having swollen testicles without pain could be due to possible hydrocele (benign buildup of fluid around a testicle ) or varicocele (enlargement of veins within the scrotum).
Depending on the time you noted swollen testicles, and if you do not have a history of injury or local infection, I'd advise to run an ultrasound of your genitalia. A further consultation with urologist is then needed.
Hope it was of help.
Dr.Albana
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