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My testes seem to be squeezed together. yesterday they hung by themselves but they seem to be connected today.
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Probably OK: This is unlikely anything to worry about since they are not permanently connected. Keep an eye on them and if you continue to be worried about it, ask your doctor the next time you see him
Answered 9/27/2016
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