scrotal masses…

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hydrocele, spermatocele, male reproductive system, scrotal mass, hematocele, spermatocele, a scrotal mass, lump, bulge, felt, in the scrotum, sac that contains the testicles, a scrotal mass, benign, generally harmless, malignant, cancerous, benign scrotal masses, varicocele, a varicose vein, along the spermatic cord, hydrocele, fluid collection, in the scrotum, hematocele, blood collection, the scrotum, spermatocele, a cyst-like mass, the scrotum that contains fluid, dead sperm cells, scrotal masses, inflammatory, infectious diseases, epididymitis, physical injury, scrotum, herniation, inguinal hernia, tumors, orchitis, seminoma, sertoli-leydig cell tumor, testicular cancer, painless, painful bulge, lump, the scrotum, testicle lump, infertility, enlarged scrotum, a physical examination, feel a mass, the scrotum that has a variety of possible features, tender, non-tender, uniform, smooth, twisted, irregular, fluctuant, firm, solid, on one side, inguinal lymph nodes, in the groin, enlarged, tender on the affected side, following tests performed to help diagnose a scrotal mass, ultrasound, the scrotum, biopsy on masses, surgically removed, to discover any lumps, all men should perform testicular self examination each month, all scrotal masses need to be evaluated by a primary health care provider, hematoceles, hydroceles, spermatoceles, benign, require treatment, sudden, temporary conditions, respond to local comfort measures, situations, antibiotics, pain relievers, a scrotal support, jock strap, provide some relief, the pain, discomfort associated, the scrotal mass, a hematocele, hydrocele, spermatocele, require surgery to remove the collection of blood, fluid, dead cells, majority of conditions that cause scrotal masses, either of no consequence, testicular cancer has a high cure rate, early diagnosis, scrotal mass must be evaluated promptly by a qualified physician, delay in diagnosing cancer, reduce the ability to cure it, varicoceles, lead to infertility, hematoceles, hydroceles, spermatoceles, return after surgery, aggressive forms of testicular cancer, metastasize, move to other organs the lungs, liver, a scrotal mass is large enough to be detected, find any kind of lump, bulge, scrotum, scrotal masses linked to sexually transmitted diseases, epididymitis, prevented by practicing safe sex, scrotal masses resulting from injury prevented by wearing an athletic cup, sports, monthly testicular self examination, catch testicular cancer early, improve the chances of curing it, all men 15 years, older should learn how to perform testicular self examination.