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One of my testicles is always upside down (the epidermis head is at the bottom) is this normal? it never causes me any pain. does this put me at increased risk of testicular torsion?
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scrotum is capacious and the testicle can move around. It does not make you a candidate for torsion. Best is to wear a support underwear and change the position of your testicle in it to your comfort and you will be fine. Good luck
Answered 4/15/2022
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