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02-26-2012, 02:35 PM
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Scrotal Calcinosis
These lesions on the scrotum of an otherwise healthy 42-year-old man had gradually increased in size and quantity over the past 3 to 4 years. The firm, skin-colored papules and nodules ranged in size from 0.8 to 2 cm (A). The lesions caused occasional discomfort and itching. No inguinal rash or urethral discharge was noted. There was no sign of a hernia, and both testes were in the scrotum. The pathogenesis of scrotal calcinosis largely remains unknown. It is a rare disorder of the scrotum that affects men between the ages of 20 and 40 years—only 123 cases have been reported in the literature.1 The disorder is characterized by the occurrence of a solitary painless nodule or multiple painless nodules on the scrotum. · |
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02-27-2012, 02:43 AM
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Re: Scrotal Calcinosis
Yeah, once you get one, why not wait four years to see how many and how big you can get them? Dumb ass! I had a tiny skin tag lasered off of my vaginal area because it annoyed me. It was probably an 1/8" or less, but, I was aware of it and got my mirror and did a self exam like the old woman in the video, lol! Dermatologist zapped off in a couple of seconds and never got another one. It's painless, but, I don't want to get more and have them bring their friends. You can get them from tight clothing rubbing or friction. Most old people have them on their necks. I stopped wearing necklaces because I didn't want any. |