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In medicine, doctors often use the term "granuloma" loosely to mean "a small nodule" (usually a pea-sized lump). Since a small nodule can represent anything from a harmless mole to a malignant tumour, this usage of the term is not very specific. The true use of the term "granuloma" requires a pathologist (a doctor who specializes in examining tissue under a microscope) to examine surgically removed and specially colored (stained) tissue microscopically. Under the microscope, a granuloma is a really tiny nodule made up of special cells that try to destroy, or at least wall off, toxic foreign substances that are resistant to destruction.
How to check your testicles
Check your testicles monthly in the following manner:
do the self-examination lying in a warm bath or while having a long shower, as this softens the skin of the scrotum (skin sac that holds the testicles), which makes it easier to feel the testicles inside.
examine the scrotum, looking for any lumps on the skin or swellings inside.
cradle the whole scrotum and testicles in the palm of your hand and feel the difference between the testicles. One is almost always larger and lying lower. This is completely normal.
examine each testicle in turn, and then compare them with each other. Use both hands and gently roll each testicle between thumb and forefinger.
Check for any lumps or swellings as both testicles should be smooth except where the duct that carries sperm to the penis, the epididymis, runs. This lies along the top and back of the testicle and normally feels bumpy
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