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What does it mean if one of your testicles is much bigger than the other?
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Enlarged testicle: The most worrisome condition would be a malignancy (cancer). It could also be a collection of fluid (hydroceole/spermatoceole/epididymal cyst). Regardless, you should be seen by a urologist sooner rather than later.
Answered 10/1/2017
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