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A member asked:
Two months ago i think i had testicular torsion, but there was only mild pain,i think it died, since then i have noticed my testicle has shrunken and the other testicle has increased in size. is there any way to confirm that its dead?
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Pl see a Urologist for if you had torsion the other testicle has to be fixed to prevent it from doing the same
Answered 6/1/2021
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