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A member asked:
Doc my srotum has a dimple in it and when my testicles are relaxed they lay face down why might that be?
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Probably normal: The scrotal skin is normally dimpled. The will vary among individuals. If you're concerned, see your primary care provider for an exam. Hope this helps!
Answered 8/20/2018
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