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Over the last few weeks my testicles have gone into my body. they seen to be ok now but i have aching in them. should i be worried
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No: Unless they become very painful. See a urologist if testes go up frequently and cause repeated discomfort. In this case you might benefit from surgical division of the cremaster muscles. (muscles which pull up the testes).
Answered 3/26/2013
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