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My left vas deferens tube is swollen, right one is skinny. what's the cause, is it life threatening?
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No: Nothing you describe is life threatening.Swelling of the vas deferens is usually part of prostatitis and epididymitis.However,you need to be physically examined and not try to self diagnose. Please see your doctor for physical examanation, diagnosis and appropriate treatment.Good luck.
Answered 9/20/2018
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