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When i have had sex my right testicle has retracted back up. i then have to push it back down again. is this bad and/or dangerous e.g. fertility?
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Normal reflex: Retraction of the testicle is a reflex called the Cremaster reflex, normal and should relax on it's own after time, or soaking in warm water
Answered 1/16/2021
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