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How did i get a sis on my testicle and should it be removed?
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More history: Cysts on the testicles are fairly common. Most of them are benign and asymptomatic (no bothersome feelings). They are incidental findings on ultrasounds done for other reasons. If they are benign, small, and cause no symptoms, they need no removal.
Answered 11/7/2013
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