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3 small hard "stones" in scrotum not attached to testicles and mobile. feel identical. one in left scrotum is most mobile and unchanged for 30 years. noticed one in right scrotum over 8 months ago, unchanged. all feel attached to cords of some kind?
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Could be calcification of a structure like a vein or in the epididymis. Difficult to diagnose without exam. Best is to see a Urologist
Answered 12/12/2022
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