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A member asked:
Hello, i fell something a bit hard on top my left testicle and it is not attached to my testicle i can feel that i dont have pain unless press it is ?
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Urology consult : All men need to be able to do a testicular self exam. Hopefully you are feeling your epididymis. However, it would be prudent to get an exam from a Urologist right away, if you feel something that is not on the other side. Good luck.
Answered 12/16/2015
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