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I have a raised left testicle, started 5 months ago when i was lifting , got a pulled muscle which healed on its own, but the testicle has been higher?
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Muscle pull: This might be a muscle strain of the cremasteric muscles that are an extension of the internal oblique muscle. If there is no pan, the presence of the testicle in a position higher than it used to be should not put you in danger. If the testis is very high, there is a chance of exacerbating sub-fertility because of temperature issues. I suggest an appointment with a urologist.
Answered 4/1/2019
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