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My husband's right testicle is much larger than left. is it ok?
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See MD: Your husband should see a urologist to have an exam and scrotal ultrasound to identify if there is an issue with the right or with the left testicle. It could be atrophy of the left (shrinkage) or an abnormality on the right if the left is normal size. Either way, see md immediately.
Answered 4/24/2015
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