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What could this be? left testicle hangs lower, changes greatly in size throughout the day. very small to regular size. scrotum shrunken alot left side
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The HighAnd LowOf It: What? You taking home movies? What/whom are you comparing yourself to? One lower testicle (usually the left) is normal so they don't bang into each other. And the skin of the scrotum shrinks and expands with the weather and your emotions (look-up "cremaster" and "dartos" muscles). So, think of your balls as on an organic elevator going up and down, especially during "business" hours.....
Answered 8/27/2020
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