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What Causes Discomfort In My Testicle Post Injury In Childhood?
Hi doc i really need help. I am having testacle injury when I was 11 yrs old. I remember after the incident I got sever fever but my parents just ignore it and thought that It was just a common flu. During that time I always tell them that something wrong with my testacle but still they just ignore it. Now I'm 28 yrs old and I still feel discomfort with my left side testacle specially when I touch it. I inspection it and I believe there's a tumor above my left testacle Because I can see it's bigger than the other side. I notice also that my left side of my body is pale and smaller than the other side considering the fact that I'm a left handed person. I been feeling afraid whole my life for this problem. I hope you can help me.
Mon, 30 Nov 2015
Hi.
This is not believable that during all these years you have not consulted any Urologist or undergone any tests.
With your history of trauma to the left testicle and the present problems of pain and selling on left testicle and the left side of the body being thinner than the right I would advise you the following:
- Ultrasonography of the abdomen and the scrotum- MRI of the brain to decide the reason for thinness of left side of the body.
- Consult a Neurologist and Urologist to get the best of clinical diagnosis and to undergo the further treatment as may be necessary.
This is not believable that during all these years you have not consulted any Urologist or undergone any tests.
With your history of trauma to the left testicle and the present problems of pain and selling on left testicle and the left side of the body being thinner than the right I would advise you the following:
- Ultrasonography of the abdomen and the scrotum- MRI of the brain to decide the reason for thinness of left side of the body.
- Consult a Neurologist and Urologist to get the best of clinical diagnosis and to undergo the further treatment as may be necessary.
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