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Have Circumcised Penis, Small And Spongy Substance In Scrotum. No Pain, Not Connected To Testicles. What Is It?

Sir
Am frm India
Am 22yr old witj a cirumcised penis! The problem is I have been having a small spongy round substance in my Scortun! It was nt der befite and was at the lower base if the penis and has descended downwards towards d left testicle! It does nt pain much nor is it connected to the testicles! Can I know what is is?!
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have
a small spongy substance in left scrotum.
This is most likely to be engorged lymph vessels .However final diagnosis can be confirmed only on clinical examination.
Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical assessment.
further treatment will depend upon final dagnosis.
Dr.patil.
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Have Circumcised Penis, Small And Spongy Substance In Scrotum. No Pain, Not Connected To Testicles. What Is It?

Hello Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have a small spongy substance in left scrotum. This is most likely to be engorged lymph vessels .However final diagnosis can be confirmed only on clinical examination. Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical assessment. further treatment will depend upon final dagnosis. Dr.patil.