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My one testes is larger than the other and so is the epididymis and the veins feel slightly bigger than the ones on the other side however i dont have any pain or lumps. if i am going through puberty is it normal?
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Pl see a Urologist to exclude any thing worrisome.
Answered 8/3/2021
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It is totally normal for one side to grow faster and thus be larger than the other side during puberty. That is actually the normal way it happens - it's actually unusual for them to be of equal size until completely through with puberty, and then they aren't always the same size. It's the same as with girls breasts - one is almost always larger/fuller than the other one. Not to worry!
Answered 8/5/2021
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