It causes painful swelling and can lead to a long-lasting tissue infection. Surgery is often the best treatment to restore your quality of life. During the procedure, your surgeon will remove all the ...

A hydrocele is a condition involving swelling of the scrotum from fluid accumulation that sometimes occurs at birth. It usually affects just one testicle, but a hydrocele can be present on both sides.

A varicocele occurs when a vein near the testicles swells up. This swelling can increase blood flow to the testicles, which heats them. The body then lowers the testicles to prevent them from ...

Scrotal eczema can cause itchiness in the crotch area. The exact cause is unclear, but various medical treatments and home remedies can help alleviate symptoms. Eczema, or dermatitis, is a term ...

Two sexually transmitted infections are spreading faster than ever. Our expert guide tells you everything you need to know, ...

The swelling was bilaterally symmetrical, imparting a characteristic alteration to facial contours (Fig. 1 and 2). The swelling predominated in the region of the posterior third of the gland ...

I had one of those silly arguments on Facebook which arise from my contrarian nature forcing me to try to squash a stranger coming forward with some received wisdom with no foundation. This fellow ...

But if the size difference is suddenly noticeable, or if you feel pain, swelling, or discomfort, you might want to see a doctor. Let’s take a closer look at why testicles can be uneven and when ...

Abstract: The swelling effect and deterioration of high-voltage cable accessories can easily lead to insulation breakdown and seriously threaten the safe and stable operation of high-voltage cables.

The prognosis is very good with treatment. Testicular cancer can cause a testicular lump or swelling, which can be detected during a medical exam. Or a man may notice a change in the shape or size of ...

In this rat, the rectum communicated with the scrotum. Feces accumulated between the tunica vaginalis (the serous membrane covering the testicles) and the scrotal skin to form an adjacent pouch (Fig.