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My left testicle is hanging a lot lower than normal, also it does not move at all like the right one does when coughing, etc. what can this mean?
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Testis: You need to have your testes examined by a physician. One testis hanging lower than the other can be normal. It is especially worrisome if there is excruciating pain or the direction of the testicle (sideways) would indicate a more serious issue. The difference with coughing does not have much significance.
Answered 9/28/2016
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