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Answered by J CaulderAge : 31 1 month ago Report Abuse Edit Delete

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Answered by J Caulder 1 month ago

I think you have developed a spermatocele cyst. It protrudes to the scrotum skin from epididymis and can be very little, just like yours but it could also enlarge to the couple of centimeters. This cyst contains milky fluid with some traces of spermatozoa. Like you said, they are not painful but could be pretty uncomfortable if they grow big.

When they are small and asymptomatic, they are left alone as they cause no harm and they don’t affect fertility. However, they could be removed by spermatocele aspiration.

I was also reading about some other scrotal cysts that are considered a normal anatomical variant that can be flesh colored or have white on the top. These cysts are also left alone.

Even if it’s not what I suggested it is a very good sign that the lump is not changing its size. It would be good if youhad it checked for the piee of your mind.

You can always go to a GP first and get directed from there or you could go straight to a GUM clinic and have it looked by an urologist.

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