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What to do if i have had a fluid like ball on my left testical is that cancer ?
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Can't tell: Probably is a hydrocele (just fluid) based on your description but I strongly urge you to see a doctor for this. You need a physical exam and maybe an ultrasound. Best to you.
Answered 6/19/2014
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