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Should i be worried because one of my testicles has become thinner?
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Yes!: Sounds like your describing testicular atrophy which could lead to problems of infertility or hypogonadism in the future. Please get evaluated by a urologist asap - that type of tissue loss is irreversible.
Answered 2/28/2014
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