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Why is my right testicle bigger than my left? sometimes it swells up and hurts to cough and/or touch. usually happens after physical activities.
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See doctor: Could be a hernia, varicocele or other testicular abnormality, don't mess around, see a dotor!
Answered 9/10/2013
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