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Q: Hernia?
asked by: miki728 on May 23rd, 2006
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Im 17 years old and since I was about 13 one of my testicles is a little larger than the other. Is it a hernia? I always want to tell my doctor but I end up not saying anything to him. For the past few months it has been painful at times and I feel something thats attached to my testicle when I rub it. Can anyone help me out?
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fiona05
replied on May 24th, 2006
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It is normal for a guy to have one testicle larger than the other. It's normally the left one. Is that the case with you? As for the pain, I dont know... I suppose balls are supposed to be lumpy, but if it actually causes you pain you might want to have it checked out. Doctors have seen everything!! But the size thing is nothing to worry about
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KingDobe
replied on May 31st, 2006
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I have something 'attached' the back of my right ball too, where the epididymus is, but it feels like its bigger and more noticable than the epididymus on my other ball.. Kinda aches a little too. Any ideas?
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