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What Is The Sore, Swollen Lump At The Base Of Scrotum?
I am very sore ,swollen possible lump at base of scrotum.Bump is very hard. hard time sitting on that side. Also some swelling on base of butt check also painful.Have had for two days not getting better but worse. taken advil and lynocane on area. No fever , urination ok.
Hello Thanks for query . Based on your statement i think you have developed infection of hair follicle (Boil) in perineal region and buttock .Both are likely to be in a stage of induration .
You need to take broad spectrum antibiotic like Cefixime along with anti inflammatory drug like Diclofenac twice daily for a week .
If does not subside consult qualified General surgeon for clinical assessment .If needed he may suggest you to get them incised and drained under anesthesia.
Dr.Patil.
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What Is The Sore, Swollen Lump At The Base Of Scrotum?
Hello Thanks for query . Based on your statement i think you have developed infection of hair follicle (Boil) in perineal region and buttock .Both are likely to be in a stage of induration . You need to take broad spectrum antibiotic like Cefixime along with anti inflammatory drug like Diclofenac twice daily for a week . If does not subside consult qualified General surgeon for clinical assessment .If needed he may suggest you to get them incised and drained under anesthesia. Dr.Patil.