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Q: Testicle Size Please Help!!

asked by: amf05 on January 9th, 2007

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Ok it seem like my left testicle hang bout an 1/2 inch - inch lower then my right I went to see my doctor about 2yrs ago bout it and he went down and felt and said I was fine and it was normal but now a couple years later its worrying me again it semd liek it sits diffrentaly thsn the other I feel no bumps or anything

anyone?

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amethyst eyes

replied on January 9th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

.This is absolutely normal. .Your testes automatically do this so that when yours legs are close together they are not smashing together and doing damage during normal activities such as walking, running or sitting with your legs close together.

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