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I have come here just for some advice and must say that looking around it seems you guys are a real credit to all those who worried about testicular cancer. My concerns started years ago when I noticed that unlike others I was not ejaculating during masturbation. The problem which still exists has been attributed to a lack of confidence and a mental block, and is a side issue which still concerns me.
However what made me really concerned was last October a severe pain occurred in my left abdemon during sport. I cant remember really if it was before or after but I had a dull ache while I was at work once or twice which also worried me. After going to be GP he told me it was simply an escape route for pain and not to worry; I took his advice and forgot all about it.
Christmas came and I went away for several weeks to the states. While checking my testicles I noticed that on my right testicle there was a small pin sized spot. You could move the top of the spot in a circular movement but it would remain on the same part of the testicle (almost like an attached tenticle). I worried myself and when I came back I went to the GP. Once again I was told not to worry after an examination (what I am used to hearing from Gp's now
). He said it was a wart and that was all he said on the matter.
I am now months on and have had a few small minor pains in the abdiomon over that time. What I wonder is that could the GP be wrong? Is it a risk worth taking? He did not recommend any further action and nothing else has happened to the spot. Do I forget about it, or must I do another dreaded trip to the doctors? Thanks for your help!
P.s. im 17 years of age
I have come here just for some advice and must say that looking around it seems you guys are a real credit to all those who worried about testicular cancer. My concerns started years ago when I noticed that unlike others I was not ejaculating during masturbation. The problem which still exists has been attributed to a lack of confidence and a mental block, and is a side issue which still concerns me.
However what made me really concerned was last October a severe pain occurred in my left abdemon during sport. I cant remember really if it was before or after but I had a dull ache while I was at work once or twice which also worried me. After going to be GP he told me it was simply an escape route for pain and not to worry; I took his advice and forgot all about it.
Christmas came and I went away for several weeks to the states. While checking my testicles I noticed that on my right testicle there was a small pin sized spot. You could move the top of the spot in a circular movement but it would remain on the same part of the testicle (almost like an attached tenticle). I worried myself and when I came back I went to the GP. Once again I was told not to worry after an examination (what I am used to hearing from Gp's now
). He said it was a wart and that was all he said on the matter.I am now months on and have had a few small minor pains in the abdiomon over that time. What I wonder is that could the GP be wrong? Is it a risk worth taking? He did not recommend any further action and nothing else has happened to the spot. Do I forget about it, or must I do another dreaded trip to the doctors? Thanks for your help!
P.s. im 17 years of age
Pain is your body's way of saying, "hey you, something's wrong, find it and fix it". Always trust your instincts when it comes to your helath and never ignore pain of unknown origin that persists more more than a few days. I agree with Scott that a wart where you describe it makes absolutely no sense either.
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