Joined: 29 Apr 2008 Posts: 77 Location: Ohio, 43566 USA
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Testicals move up Posted: 05-12-08 07:58am
Sometimes, if i am doing anything sexual,
with my girlfriend or even by myself they
tend to go up like they are racing for my
stomach or something. like at times it
will be up next to my penis (meaning not
under, where they are supposed to be) and
ill have to stop to push them down...
it mainly happens if im on my back. but it
scares me. and i wasn't sure if i should
get this checked out or what?
it doesn't really bother me, its more the
fear of what it could mean.
like i said it doesn't happen all the
time, just sometimes.
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DaLiion
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 May 2008 Posts: 11
I Understand... Posted: 05-12-08 13:10pm
I totally understand! You may want to get
this examined though. It used to happen to
me a lot and I was diagnosed w/ testicular
torsion (twisting of the chords, cutting
off blood supply). One day mine went up
into my body and it came back down, but I
needed a surgery later to prevent this
from occuring again. Now I am healing
thank God. But this doesnt mean its ur
story, just get it checked to make sure..
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PlacidIntricacy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Apr 2008 Posts: 77 Location: Ohio, 43566 USA
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Posted: 05-13-08 23:16pm
heh oh no. that sounds embarrassing... but
everything seems to be in place. but sure
ill get it checked out. THANKS =D
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