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Q: Testical Question / Problem!

asked by: kwisatz on December 1st, 2003

New User

Hi all,

i'm 19/m and am having some concerns about my testicals. Behind my left testical there seems to be a mass of veins or something (quite noticeable) akin to a description I once heard, "a bag of worms". Which is nothing like my right testical. Any thoughts on this?

Also when I ejaculate my right testical seems to go in while my left testical does nothing *cough*, anything wrong with this? =p

regards,

kwisatz

Replies(4)

saed_blue

replied on September 28th, 2007

New User

hey i have the same problem im 19 also how ever i just wanna know what it is if its normal

young Girl

replied on September 28th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

the testicle movment during ejaculation is normal

however im not sure about the mass thingy

marvel

replied on September 28th, 2007

Supporter

As far as I know, normal testicles have some spongy tissue on the backsides of them. It is where your Vas Deferens (tubes that connect your testicles to your prostate) join your testicles. As for the irregularity between testicles and the issue you have with only one moving during ejaculation: All testicles are different. One's normally larger than the other, one can normally produce more sperm than the other etc. etc.

If I were you, I'd compare the 'bag of worms' with the other testicle. If it is abnormally large (and especially if it causes you discomfort) go see a doctor!!!

kevin7794

replied on January 8th, 2009

New User

Me too

my right testical is also ruptured and it is smaller than the left and like a bag of worms around it.. there are no hard lumps and it only has slight discomf0rt every once in while .. is this normal?

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