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What will happen if dead and shriveled testicle leaved in scrotum untreated?
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There is some suggestion that the body could begin to develop immune factors, antibodies to the changing tentacular tissues and eventually attack the other testis. Infertility and impairment of hormone production could be the eventual outcome.
Answered 3/24/2021
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My testicle sometimes wonders away from my scrotum and finds itself more in my groom area. This happens more when I have an erection. Any explanation?
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