A spermatic cord cyst is a formation that occurs in a man's spermatic cord due to the accumulation of fluid or other materials. It may be harmless, but in some cases, it can cause discomfort and require treatment.
Symptoms of a spermatic cord cyst may include small lumps or swellings in the scrotum, pain or discomfort during urination and sexual arousal.
Spermatic cord cysts may arise due to the stagnation of fluid or injury to the spermatic cord.
Ultrasound and other visualization methods may be used to diagnose a spermatic cord cyst.
In most cases, treatment is not required, but in some cases, surgical removal of the cyst may be necessary.
Preventing spermatic cord cysts involves avoiding injury to the spermatic cord and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Urologist
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