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Should men do testicular self exams? should men have testicles examined by the doctor as well or is that not needed if they do self exams?
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I feel it's a good practice to self examine your testicles, but they should also be examined by the physician during your annual physical even if you have no symptoms.
Answered 3/27/2021
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