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My right testicle is always hanging down with the end pointing at the floor. it's always like this even in a contracted scrotum. is this ok?
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Scrotum: What you describe is no problem at all. The amounts of support that the scrotum provides to patients can vary from patient to patient. There is no need to worry.
Answered 1/5/2017
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