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Mild injuries on the testicles is a risk factor for testicular cancer in the future?
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No: Many people get a mild injury or two, to one or both testicles, from accidents, sports, or other physical activities. Such mild injuries don't seem to change a person's chances of getting testicular cancer. No worries.
Answered 6/19/2018
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