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Q: Last Month I Was Told to Check For Testicular Cancer Monthly

asked by: Anonymous_Person on February 12th, 2004

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So I need some help on this. Cuzz I read pages on the proper way but i'm worried a little..

See when I feel my right nut.. It perfectly smooth, but my left doesn seems different. It seems to have a lot more tubes or something. At the bottom to the back from the bottom... But every part of the testicle I know is the testle, I know is smooth...

Somebody tell me, if each of theres is exactly the same of what... I know there are tubes on the top back bottom, I dunno, I saw diagrams, but its weird to me that the right and left are different

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Anonymous_Person

replied on February 13th, 2004

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I tried to get it to stick out as much as possible and get a pic of it.

please.. If you are a guy reading this. You can help me

Fubajuba

replied on February 22nd, 2004

New User

Well, from the age of about 15 I think they start telling males to examine themselves. I'd see a doctor if you're truly concerned. When examining your testicles, there usually is a feeling of a bunch of tubes, mainly because there are a bunch of tubes in there. I believe you're supposed to be looking for lumps on the front surface, the one that feels really smooth normally. But, don't go by what i'm saying. I'd see a doctor to be sure.

jago25_98

replied on April 8th, 2004

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Wish I knew how to do this properly.

Is a bump really early identification anyway?

I don't know about you but I don't really know what i'm supposed to be looking for since i've nothing to compare it to. What is it supposed to feel like?

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