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Q: Testicle Problem

asked by: 251 on August 23rd, 2004

New User

Hey, im new here an im kinda embarrassed Embarassed

, ill try to keep it to the point.

A few years ago I had an acident and I believe as a result one of my testes has somehow gone back into my body. I had a lot of brusing after the acident and can now feel what seems to be the testicle above my scrotum. I have been too embarrassed to see a doctor and fear it may need an operation to correct (which I would rather not have anyone know about). Any advice on the situation or information about operations and if you need parental consent would be much appretiated. I am 16.

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sdrawkcab

replied on August 23rd, 2004

New User

Sorry I can't help you, but see a doctor. I know it's scary and embarrassing, but it could potentially life-saving (if anything is majorly wrong of course)

i've been to the doctor numerous times about things involving my wang and testicles, i've seen 4 different doctors, a nurse and a ultrasound guy. It's their job, they've seen them of all shapes and sizes, one doctor who examined my testicles once said "i've seen over 600 pairs of balls" so I really shouldn't worry.

Go and see them and good luck.

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