What Now

Hi,

For what it’s worth, if you are concerned something  is wrong, I think you should push for a urologist referral. If you can afford a private consultation also consider going direct yourself. 

It sounds like you are ok and nothing is wrong but for your peace of mind and the very tiny possibility of a mistake having been made, get a second opinion. What’s the worst that can happen! 

Hopefully it will give you the reassurance you need. 

Hi,

Ultrasounds are pretty conclusive, a tumour in the testicle is very obvious and very unlikely to be missed on the ultrasound.

For your peace of mind though you can ask for a second opinion.

thanks

Hello and sorry to hear that you are going through a rough patch with health and hopefully it gets sorted. What can be said with confidence is that you do not have anything showing in an ultrasound so whatever is causing you discomfort the good news is it is not this. Now you might wonder how they can be so sure well any areas of concern even very small areas and I mean sub one millimetre show up clearly on scan so definitely anything causing symptoms would be almost impossible to miss even by someone not trained. I looked at the screen during mine and trust me you could tell. I would get along to your surgery talk through concerns see if there is anything else might be causing these symptoms. Try not checking your balls for at least a month they are sensitive and to much squeezing will cause pain.

Kind regards

Dougie