Yesterday afternoon, I was sitting down to watch a movie, and felt a sharp pain in my groin. I didn't think a lot of it, but it hurt whenever I would shift in my seat or get up and walk around. Later that night, the pain had died down considerably, but I could still feel a bit of pain every once in a while. I realized that the pain seemed to be originating from my left testicle, so I started to check it out. I found a pea sized lump on the back of my left testicle and I feel pain up my abdominal area whenever I touch it or apply any kind of pressure.
From what I've read, there are many types of lumps that form in the "scrotum", but this one really appears to be right on the testicle itself. Two years ago, I had a lump checked out by the doctor and had an ultrasound performed. That lump was found to just be a cyst, but it was clearly not attached to the testicle, and didn't have any pain.
Make no mistake, I'm making a doctor's app on Monday because the first time this happened, it really put my mind at ease. But from what I understand, cancerous lumps aren't usually painful, right?
I know none of you can make a diagnosis over the internet, but could you give me some insight as to what it could be?
Oh and I don't know how important it is, but I'm 18.
Thanks. David.
From what I've read, there are many types of lumps that form in the "scrotum", but this one really appears to be right on the testicle itself. Two years ago, I had a lump checked out by the doctor and had an ultrasound performed. That lump was found to just be a cyst, but it was clearly not attached to the testicle, and didn't have any pain.
Make no mistake, I'm making a doctor's app on Monday because the first time this happened, it really put my mind at ease. But from what I understand, cancerous lumps aren't usually painful, right?
I know none of you can make a diagnosis over the internet, but could you give me some insight as to what it could be?
Oh and I don't know how important it is, but I'm 18.
Thanks. David.
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