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My right testicle has been feeling strange but there's no pain. it also seems like it's resting differently than before. should i be concerned?
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Strange is a broad term. The left is usually lower. If concerned have a Dr look and feel it.
Answered 7/3/2023
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If there is no enlargement, lump or pain then try wearing a support underwear- if it persists, or there are any of these findings pl get checked out by a Urologist
Answered 7/4/2023
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