Myth of the epididymis?
I know none of you are medical professionals. Just to be clear. But maybe someone can help me…
People always say you can feel your epididymis and that it's clearly separated from the testicle. Some people (including me) feel a lump. I've already gone to the urologist several times out of uncertainty. Each time, he told me it was the epididymis, or rather, the head of the epididymis. And each time, I thought, there's no way I have a lump there.
I'm writing this post because I think many boys and men might be concerned about this (as I am), but it seems to be normal. I also have this lump, only on my left side. I've had it for years. And for years, I've been getting the same response to my insecurity. Sometimes this lump even swells. So sometimes it gets bigger, sometimes smaller…
I'm not really a hypochondriac. But my genitals down there are so full of nerves, branches, and ramifications. And then there's this weird lump.
My testicles simply scare me. Even if it sounds crazy.
Maybe someone can write something about it or there is even someone here who specializes in urology.
I would be very happy to receive answers.
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What do you want to hear exactly except: yes your urologist is right.
You’re friends with the fact that you have side-hodes and just chill.
Basically, I wanted to know if there are several boys/men
Can tell my husband: yes, he does. It’s good to feel. Sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller.
Thank you very much.
Some people remember the more intense this chubby and others a little less. Since I must constantly review my prostate, the testicles and secondary hodes are also checked. Also I can scan my secondary hodes . You need or those who are also afraid don’t worry down there, it’s all io .
Thank you very much Ralf 🙂
I made an appointment with the urologist soon
I’m afraid. But I have to:(
You don’t have to worry about it. And you will see the result is negative so everything is okay. How old are you worried?
Yes, you’re right about the danger ⚠️. But you can calm down, your urologist will certainly do his job well. If what’s in anmarch, he’ll tell you. Because that doesn’t grow so fast.
I’m 38 and I had a testicle high that was operated as a child. Have heard that such people have a higher risk for testicular cancer and I am 38 also at the age where it most often occurs