Current medical status: White ball smaller then a pea on the inside of scrotum. Not on testicle just underneath scrotum skin.
Current medical treatment: none




It is quite hard to tell exactly what a “white ball smaller than a pea, on the inside of scrotum” is, without a physical examination. It may vary from a skin infection (folliculitis or sebaceous cyst), epididymal or other-inner-tissue cyst to varicocelae or a more serious, but extremely rare one: testicular cancer (even at a younger age). Therefore, it might be recommended that you check it with a urologist, who will discover its nature and prescribe/perform an adequate treatment, if necessary.