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Sometimes my testicle rotates 180 degrees, there is no pain, it usually rotates back in a day or two ,this happens on a regular basis(there is no pain or discomfort). is this a cause for concern?
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If your testicle is rotating but not causing pain, the blood supply to the testicle is not being interrupted. The danger however, is if the rotationbecomes more extreme and cuts off the blood supply to the testicle. It may be necessary to see a urologist to make sure a procedure to keep the testicle from rotating is not necessary.
Answered 6/1/2021
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