Hi Seth.  Welcome to the forum.

What you describe doesn't sound normal, but whether it is anything serious I don't think anyone here can say.

I think you know that this is something you should now raise with your GP.  My best guess is that your GP will send you for an ultrasound scan and/or give you antibiotics for a possible infection. 

So, first thing tomorrow, please phone your GP surgery and make an appointment. 

So i had a ultrasound on Monday and it took around 20mins , the tech said ok all done ,,, then I said everything ok? He then said very quietly just some cysts.  He then said make an appointment in 5days , my plan was to call them tomorrow but I have scarily had a call already today saying come in tomorrow to discuss what they have discovered... I'm really worried now. They wouldn't tell me anything..

Should I listen to the bit about the cysts or would he have just said that to make it easier ? Im really quite scared now 

Thank you

It's understandable that you're nervous; waiting for results is always nerve-wracking.  Fingers crossed it's nothing serious - please let us know how you get on. 

it was small cycts , was very scary moment but it was 0.2mm and only 2.

it was suprising that it was causing all these symptons.

Thank you for the reply's and support

Wow! What a relief, but I do think the medical profession could find a less stressful way of telling people their results! 

I have got one ball I been like this since I was 14 years and sometimes I can't get hard on and I can't *** and I would like to know can I got cancer in my one ball please tell thank you 

Hey man, 

I think I might have something similar but I am a bit scared to take any steps because Im 17 and it akward. Whenever Im aroused, my right ball gets very tight and I feel uncomfortable pressure. 

I am not sure what to do, or if I should be scared

Hey Mmartinn, 

I just wanted to let you know you may not hear back from Seth as his last post on this discussion and on the forum was back in 2019.

If you're worried, do think about getting in touch with your GP as they will be able to let you know if this is any cause for concern and put your mind at ease. If it would make you feel more comfortable you can request to be seen by a male doctor.

Kind regards,

Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator