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Ultra sound showed i have a scrotal pearl. what should i do now?
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Any symptoms?: Scrotal pearls are benign calcified usually small nodules bear the testicle. If it causes pain or bothers you, it can be surgically removed with a small procedure using local anesthesia.
Answered 7/5/2018
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