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A member asked:
My son's right testicle is swollen. it started 2 weeks ago. he's 20 months. doesn't seem to be painful. should we get it looked at or wait and see?
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Get him checked: Don't wait, see his doctor for evaluation, can just be some fluid around his testicle, an ultrasound may be ordered, but he needs to be examined, good luck
Answered 2/2/2016
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