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Sometimes when i lie on my back or sit my right testicle rotates 90 degrees outwards. there's no pain and it usually turns back when i rise up but it freaks me out. is it normal or a sign of bellclapper deformity?
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You should have it checked by a urologist.
Answered 8/28/2021
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Testicles are mobile things in the scrotum . As long as you have no pain and it returns to normal position do not worry you will be fine. A scrotal support or briefs will also help. Ignore the fancy medical terms.
Answered 8/30/2021
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