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Can an injury to testicle from a ball hit cause it to hang significantly low for rest of the life??
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Here are some...: How low (long) the testes may hang down while their cords relax widely vary reflecting how they are born; the level of both testes also always vary. Accidental injury by ball hit should not make it hangs lower. More? Ask doc timely.
Answered 9/6/2015
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