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I have a enlarged vein behind my testicle not above it but behind the testicle. it begins from the spermatic cord ablove the testicle to behind it.
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Vein enlarged : Sounds like a varicocele. If it is on the right side you need to have an evaluation of the abdomen. See a urologist but start with your primary care doctor.
Answered 7/15/2019
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