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What causes the testicles to be lopsided with one side hanging lower? how do you know if this is normal?
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Often one testicle is bigger. It is common for one to hang slightly lower. Testicles should be free of pain,lumps,and should be firm but not rock hard. If you have concerns, see your physician or a urologist for evaluation & advice.
Answered 3/27/2021
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