33 year old

CT

tub,

When you were in the ER, they did a CT scan of your pelvic region.  The results refer to a set of mildly enlarged lymph nodes and  a spot (lesion) on  a seminal vesicle.  Most of the verbage is describing where the nodes are located. The seminal vesicles are small glands behind the prostate that sort of wrap around the bladder, like a pair of wings.  "Lymphadenopathy" is a generic term for an enlarged lymph node.  The term by itself does NOT suggest any cause.

Many things make lymph nodes enlarge, but overwhelmingly the cause is infection.

Nothing in your report seems terribly ominous or cause for alarm. Absolutely see a urologist, but the data so far does not suggest Prostate Cancer (PCa) or Lymphoma.  And PCa in a guy your age is virtually unheard of.  Even at 45, PCa is rare, very rare.

The most dangerous element in your report is the motorcycle. If you are copncerned about heath or a long life, the bike is where to start.  Either that or Google -- which makes idiots out of otherwise intelligent people.  Google is never a good place for medical information.  Use only unuiversity medical sites: places like Johns Hopkins or MD Anderson Cancer Center.  But nothing in your report thus far suggest cancer.

max

Max Former Hodgkins Stage 3 said:

CT

tub,

When you were in the ER, they did a CT scan of your pelvic region.  The results refer to a set of mildly enlarged lymph nodes and  a spot (lesion) on  a seminal vesicle.  Most of the verbage is describing where the nodes are located. The seminal vesicles are small glands behind the prostate that sort of wrap around the bladder, like a pair of wings.  "Lymphadenopathy" is a generic term for an enlarged lymph node.  The term by itself does NOT suggest any cause.

Many things make lymph nodes enlarge, but overwhelmingly the cause is infection.

Nothing in your report seems terribly ominous or cause for alarm. Absolutely see a urologist, but the data so far does not suggest Prostate Cancer (PCa) or Lymphoma.  And PCa in a guy your age is virtually unheard of.  Even at 45, PCa is rare, very rare.

The most dangerous element in your report is the motorcycle. If you are copncerned about heath or a long life, the bike is where to start.  Either that or Google -- which makes idiots out of otherwise intelligent people.  Google is never a good place for medical information.  Use only unuiversity medical sites: places like Johns Hopkins or MD Anderson Cancer Center.  But nothing in your report thus far suggest cancer.

max

Concur with Max

The medical term for the most common form of prostate cancer is adenocarcinoma. Fortunately, that word isn't in the report you provided. Moreover, I don't think (!) that prostate cancer can be diagnosed from the type of scan that you got. And finally, as Max already pointed out, it would be extremely rare for a 33-year old to have prostate cancer. Nevertheless, do see a urologist to translate/explain the report.

hmmm

at 33 lol u probably dont go to the dr much unless its the emergency room....do u have a GP u see..GP meaning plain ole dr  for colds flu if u feel sick..if u have one go se him and he will refer u to a urologist,,if u dont have a dr  get one lol..dont deal direct with the insurance they arfe AHOLES....dont worry bro u are probably most likely OK...u dont even need a urologist if u have a Dr tell him to prder a blood test and check your PSA...that will tell u if u need to see a urologist or not