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Lumps on the bottom of both testicles?
Hello, I am a 17 year old who has discovered that I have a lump under each of my testicles. Normally they are not there, they seem to arise after doing rigerous excercise (mainly running). At first, I only discovered this re-occuring lump on my right testicle. Now I have it on both testicles (keep in mind the lumps are not always there, they seem to come semi-randomly every 1-3 days). I went to my family doctor and he said that it was not epidimidytis and that it is likely a "piping problem." I have an appointment with my urologist in about 20 days, any help as to what I can do to fix this and what it may be would be appreciated. I noticed that maybe starting 1-2 weeks ago I have not been getting any morning wood (previously I would get it between 1-4 times/week). Perhaps I have slightly more difficulty getting an erection, but I think it is because of my stress and overthinking of the situation. I can still get erections fairly easily but they are less common. Thank you for reading this, I wrote it in a hurry.
P.S. The lumps cause no pain
P.S. The lumps cause no pain
This is probably a variant of hydrocele. It is unusual. Urologist likely to advise just watching it. It is not at all likely to be serious and you really should try not to worry about it too much.
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