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deathx

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Tc-checking Questions Posted: 08-09-05 17:57pm


Hey all, just a quickie, when checking myself for any adbormalties or anything how can I distinguish a lump and just something attacthed to my balls like the epidmis or vas deferens? Thats the main thing that gets me worried when I check myself. At the bottom of my right teste, there is a semi squidy extra bit that I can place my thumb on. How do I know if this is a lump or just another body part? Thanks

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Posted: 01-11-08 14:46pm


It's best to take a warm bath or long shower before you self-test so that you can distinguish the squishy parts from possible lumps, which will be hard.

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