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Can epididymis be felt on one testicle but not on the other one?
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Yes,: Epididymitis is usually unilateral. See a urologist for definite diagnosis and to exclude testicular torsion.
Answered 2/3/2014
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Is it possible for my epididymis to be detaching, because on my left testicle only one third is attached and is in pain. On my right side my epididymis is fully attached and in pain in certain spots, the pain on both testicles can reach my stomach?
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When feeling left testicle, the top of the epididymis (epididymis head) moves around as if it is not attached to the testicle. No pain unless Im touching/moving it and the epididymis feels more prominent than the other one. Paranoid or is it normal?
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