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A member asked:
Have read that left and right testicle have different veins attached to them. can i feel that with my fingers from the outside?
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YES!!: If you feel veins on the left testicle, only the left, it can be due to a varicocele. And there is nothing really serious about it
Answered 10/17/2015
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