How old are you I would have a Dr. Check that out for sure!!
I don't have any lumps down there!

You should definitely go to a doctor! Could they be ingrown hairs if you shave/wax? Thats all I can think of because ingrown hairs can form cysts.
Best of luck!

Do the lumps move with the skin? If you pull your skin and the lumps come with the skin then they are probably swollen hair follicles I have had them. But if they do not and especially if they are on your tesicle then you need to see a doctor it could be tesitcular cancer.

My boyfriend has lumps on his nuts and they are hard and move with the skin we aren't sure what they are but hes imbaresed to go to the doctor. I've been looking up on it on the internet and it doesn't seem like its genital warts plus I haven't got anything from him . So if anyone nos what it might be please let me no so I can look in to it

One of the most common prostate problems men encounter is one you seldom hear about. According to some estimates, up to a quarter of all visits men make to a doctor for genital or urinary problems are related to prostatitis. Not only is this condition common, it can also be difficult to diagnose and treat.


Prostatitis is a general term for inflammation of the prostate gland � an organ about the size and shape of a walnut, located just below the bladder in males. The prostate gland's main function is to produce semen, the fluid that helps nourish and transport sperm. An inflamed prostate can cause a variety of symptoms, including a frequent and urgent need to urinate and pain or burning when urinating (dysuria) � often accompanied by pelvic, groin or low back pain.


Prostatitis can appear in several forms. The acute form is the least common, but is also the most severe. Symptoms are often sudden, and the condition may require hospitalization. Symptoms of chronic prostatitis tend to develop more slowly and aren't as severe as those of acute prostatitis.


It's not always possible to completely eliminate prostatitis, but in many cases your symptoms can be controlled. In addition to medication, treatments such as heat therapy, biofeedback and sometimes just drinking a lot of water or avoiding certain foods can provide relief.


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scrotal masses

a lump or swelling in or around your testicles may be harmless or a sign of something serious. See your doctor to be safe.


inguinal hernia

not necessarily dangerous in themselves, inguinal hernias can be painful and lead to serious complications. But surgical repair is easier than it once was.

scrotal masses

a lump or swelling in or around your testicles may be harmless or a sign of something serious. See your doctor to be safe.


inguinal hernia

not necessarily dangerous in themselves, inguinal hernias can be painful and lead to serious complications. But surgical repair is easier than it once was.