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Could the water building up in my testicles be sperm?
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No: Water buildup around the testicles is called a hydrocele. It is a fluid collection that is not sperm or urine. It is a benign condition but an evaluation should be performed to rule out other pathology.
Answered 10/23/2019
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No: If you have fluid building up in your scrotum is most likely a hydrocele or spermatocele.
Answered 9/25/2018
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