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Is it normal if my left epididymis is larger than my right?
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One hung low!: In 99.7% of males the left testicle is lower and larger than the right. The epididymus might be slightly larger, but if their is a major difference, you should have it looked at by your doctor.
Answered 12/26/2020
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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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