Really freaking me out!

[Hoshwaa]

Hi all, i finally plucked up the courage to ask about this. I'm not sure, but I think i may have a variceole (sp?) and yeah its really freaking me out. I can feel alot of veins under my left testicle, which go up half of the side of my left testicle also. Does this sound like a variceole to you?

I havent really had any of the symptoms, but I'm scared it could lead to infertility. A few months ago, i was asking why it had been 1 and a half years since i could cum yet why didnt it look like i was producing any sperm cause it had only a tiny taint of white. I'm scared that is the possible variceole which i could have caused this :(.

I know i should go get it checked out at my local GP, but i REALLY don't want to tell my parents about it, so is it allowed for a 14 year old boy to go by himself to a GP or a walk in clinic?

[zacset]

Hey there - You are allowed to go to your GP without an adult, however if you would be at risk if the doctor didn't tell your parents then he would have to say something but usually these things can be dealt with without resorting to that obviously depending on the circumstances.

Oh and about the faint white colour you mention - I'm the same, I doubt very much this has anything to do with you problem you mention.

Hope this helps.

[MisterAndrews]

The thing you can feel might be the pipes that run from your testicles to your penis? (bad wording, i know lol)

In England some doctors will not see you by yourself until you are 16 becuase of insurance reasons. If you think you need to go, ring up and ask. You might just have to tell your parents if you can't go by yourself.

[Skeln]

OK, em...not sure what your talking about with the thing you think you might have. As for the sperm, well that's with alot of people. You're old enough to ejaculate and produce semen, but your body can't produce alot of sperm yet, which is the white part. After awhile, you will notice your semen to slowly turn white, but it could be anywhere from a few months to a few years.

Also, if you ever want to go to a doctor, you shouldn't be embarassed to talk to your parents about it no matter what it is because it could always end up being serious.