In all mature males, one testicle hangs lower than the other; no problem there. However, if the hardness and enlargement are quite definite, and especially if they are new, see a urologist for professional evaluation. Without pain or tenderness, infection (epididymitis) is unlikely, but a tumor or other mass (hydrocele?) are possible. Good luck.
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You need to be seen by a Urologist soon for proper diagnosis and management- what is done will depend on findings- good luck
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