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Hi, i have a a small pea sized ball hanging from my right testicle, what does this mean? could it be cancer? i'm really scared... please help me.
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Check it out: Masses in the male genital region should be evaluated by a doctor. All the best!
Answered 3/18/2014
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Get it checked out: Most likely not cancer, however it would be prudent to get it checked out with your primary care physician (or urologist) and possibly an ultrasound. There are several kinds of cysts that can develop...Most of which are harmless and benign.
Answered 9/27/2017
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