Testicular, epididymal, scrotal, penis or foreskin abnormalities

Cat 1 · 30 days

appointment within 30 calendar days. - Painless, solid, testicular mass - Scrotal pain or swelling suspicious of testicular cancer - Suspected penile cancer or tumour - Metastatic germ cell tumors require both Urology and Oncology input. For optimum care, should be seen within 2 weeks

Cat 2 · 90 days

appointment within 90 calendar days. - Intermittent testicular pain suggestive of intermittent testicular torsion - Painful swollen testis/epididymis provided testicular cancer has been excluded - Haematospermia - Foreskin phimosis with voiding symptoms/threatened paraphimosis - Penile discharge or lesions or ballanitis (excluding genital warts)

Cat 3 · 365 days

appointment within 365 calendar days. Scrotal pain or swelling and any of the following: - hydrocele/varicocele - painful or large epididymal cyst - foreskin phimosis, provided no obstructed voiding - erectile dysfunction not responding to maximal medical management - Peyronie’s disease causing functional impairment or pain - chronic testicular pain - other foreskin abnormalities (frenulum breve, scarring and tearing)