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Would it be unhealthy to have squiggly vein/tube in scrotum?
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Important stuff: Your scrotum is the protective carrying case for your testicles which have many functions important to your being a male. Because of it's importance, it has a large number of important supportive tubular structures to keep everything health like arteries, nerves veins. The scrotum has good blood supply and so, that blood needs a way to get out to avoid congestion, the veins serve that function.
Answered 6/11/2017
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