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I have a light pain in my groin. it's not severe but it's just something i have noticed. and is it normal for my left testicle to be lower than right ?
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Yes: Often the left testicle is lower because of anatomy that is different on that side. Watch for any swelling, redness or pain. Have your doctor preform a testicle/groin exam to see if there is a reason for your pain.
Answered 9/3/2014
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