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Hello, 2 months ago i had testicle removed and is it normal for the skin to be really loose and saggy where there is no longer a testicle and if so is it permanent or will it eventually tighten up?
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The area will very gradually feel more normal but a slght redundancy might remai. . If you you want a normal appearance you can have a prostheses placed
Answered 5/23/2022
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Whenever I wear tight pants or boxer briefs that are tight my left testicle can get firm and sore, it'll go away if I wear loose clothing for the next day. Is that a problem?
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Hi whenever I wear tight pants or boxers my left testicle is against the bottom of my pants and sometimes it gets firm and rarely sore but if I sleep in loose clothing it goes away. No lumps or anything. Some people say it's achy ball syndrome. Any ideas?
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