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My right testicle is pulled up out of my scrotum when i ejaculate but i am able to move it back with ease. no pain, just weird. is this normal?
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Urologist: I recommend an evaluation by a urologist. There would be concern that there is an unstable situation with that testicle which may make it susceptible to acute torsion which is a serious problem should it occur.
Answered 12/22/2018
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