What Causes Discomfort Feels Like Having A Lump On The Left Testicles?
My left testicle feels like its smashed or something and its been like this since I was 11 or so. I haven t been hit in the testicles and my right one is perfectly healthy and as large as a walnut, but my left one is small and feels crushed and lumpy like its busted into pieces.
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of left testicle feels like its smashed or something and its been like this since you were 11 or so. You haven't been hit in the testicles and your right one is perfectly healthy and as large as a walnut, but the left one is small and feels crushed and lumpy like its busted into pieces.
This indicates that there might have been a trauma or some infection or post-torsion status of the left testis. This can be invested well by an ultrasonography and color doppler and a clinical evaluation and examination by an Urologist. The treatment will obviously depend upon these findings.
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What Causes Discomfort Feels Like Having A Lump On The Left Testicles?
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of left testicle feels like its smashed or something and its been like this since you were 11 or so. You haven t been hit in the testicles and your right one is perfectly healthy and as large as a walnut, but the left one is small and feels crushed and lumpy like its busted into pieces. This indicates that there might have been a trauma or some infection or post-torsion status of the left testis. This can be invested well by an ultrasonography and color doppler and a clinical evaluation and examination by an Urologist. The treatment will obviously depend upon these findings.