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My husband has a knot to the right of his testicles and it is red and not painful could this be serious?
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Knot : If the knot is on the skin, then it may be an epidermoid cyst. If it is deeper inside and separate from the testicle, then more than likely it is a benign finding. He should visit with his doctor to be certain.
Answered 10/20/2013
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