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Small hard lumps on inside surface of scrotum skin (photos but fairly SFW)

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lf2000
lf2000

Ive had a few small hard lumps on the inside of the skin on my scrotum for a few months, i think they grew to their current size over about a month, but the biggest one is still only 3-4mm in diameter. They are pretty rock hard, never painful and the small ones (which there are two of) are pretty hard to notice. When pushed against on the other side they become more visible (pictured).

Id like to know;

路 Do these look dangerous?

路 Can they be removed/what is the process?

路 Would they be likely to come back?

路 How could I go about getting help with this? (i'm an 18 year old in VIC, Australia)

Thanks Heaps 馃槂

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  • Slug
    Slug lf2000

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    If you're worried you really should go to the doctors mate; I know it can be pretty scary but they've seen it all before, so don't fret. I've had 7 different health care professionals check out my tackle in the past few weeks and also had 2 prostate exams, both of which were done by attractive female doctors! I s**t you not, one of them said "for this procedure we'll needed a chaperone" so I was expecting Tyrone the 7ft monster to come in and stand there but it was a young, apprentice looking, female doctor... most embarrassing to start with but they were very professional and no one laughed at my new-born looking penis which, for reasons unknown, decided to just shrivel up (sigh) - this was a frequent occurrence for most of my exams, so I just gave up caring in the end lol.

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