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Posted on:03/27/2009
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My 11 year old son has a small pea size watery like bump under skin at top left of scrodum. What could this be? Soft to the touch.
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Usually soft fluid-filled lumps are cysts and typically benign. If it persists or becomes red and painful, then I would suggest an evaluation with your pediatrician.
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Answered By:
Steve Johnson
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