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Is the procedure to fix bells clapper deformity in testicles a major or complicated surgery? is there a big risk to getting it done?
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Bell clapper deformity diagnosed by ultrasound is often wrong and over-diagnosed and does not require surgery. If you have symptoms of any sort pl see a Urologist. In the meantime wear a good scrotal support underwear and you will be fine.
Answered 3/2/2022
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