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One of the genital ball is a little hard. the other is soft. ?
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Get checked! : This could be an infection or even testicular cancer. See a physician for an exam today!
Answered 5/27/2018
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Usually they R-: -about the same.if this is of sudden onset it’s more concerning than if it has always been so, not so much. For peace of mind, see a urologist for eval. Also if not painful again more to be concerned. If painful infection is a possibility, as is inflammation.
Answered 5/28/2018
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