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18 yr old.corrected hypospadias.2.5 years ago i had testicular pain for 4 days then it resolved.think that testicle move from then.no problems but slight pain on tapping.is my testicle dead.still i ejaculate and get erection.
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Assess: You have some very specific questions here. I would not think that your testicle is dead. I would encourage you to discuss these issues with your urologist or PCM.
Answered 7/4/2020
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