Can ball pumping cause a LUMP?

[RSilvano]

Can ball pumping cause a lump or something? I'm worried because this week I noticed something hard the size of an olive on the side of my left testicle, it doesn't hurt but I'm scared. I'll probably go to the doctor, but I'd like to know if anyone has had anything like this after pumping, I've been pumping for almost 2 years and this just happened this week.

Ps. I don't know if lump is the right word for this, I never have to lear the english translate for "nódulo", maybe nodule also have the same meaning, but i think you know what I mean.

[greenie]

Could be a hydrocel, I got one after pumping for several years, it was a bit scary when I found it basically wasn’t there then it was, I went to Dr who checked it then sent me for an ultra sound, was nothing to worry about , he said it could be removed but basically they go away on their own, I still pump and it has not gone away but has reduced in size, I do recommend seeing your dr, it’s nothing new for them and hopefully like me and others it’s nothing to worry about

[AndyJ]

Lumps or hydroceles aren't all that unusual even without pumping. Pumping might not have even been what caused it, though it might have made it larger and brought it to your attention. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Do go to the doctor when you can. Sometimes lumps are benign and go away, but it could be an early warning of something serious that should be dealt with.

[RSilvano]

Could be a hydrocel, I got one after pumping for several years, it was a bit scary when I found it basically wasn’t there then it was, I went to Dr who checked it then sent me for an ultra sound, was nothing to worry about , he said it could be removed but basically they go away on their own, I still pump and it has not gone away but has reduced in size, I do recommend seeing your dr, it’s nothing new for them and hopefully like me and others it’s nothing to worry about

I hope is something like that. tks

[RSilvano]

Lumps or hydroceles aren't all that unusual even without pumping. Pumping might not have even been what caused it, though it might have made it larger and brought it to your attention. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Do go to the doctor when you can. Sometimes lumps are benign and go away, but it could be an early warning of something serious that should be dealt with.

ok I'm trying to go see a doctor, this week i'll search for a private doctor, I do have a visit schedule in the public heath service, but will be longer