my left testicle is hanging from one year and it is a little larger than the others the doctor said that u need operation (am i having cancer) or because im not ill due to that and i m healthy the cancerians cant so healthy for a long time ( for one year)
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Only YOU can help yourself
12931
Yes, see a physician. You may have an internal infection or something more serious like a disease.
220272
You should go to the doctor. You might have an infection.
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On men, your testicles are always moving to regulate tempreture. If one is hanging lower than the other - this is completely normal and is always the case - don't sweat it. If it is SIGNIFICANTLY lower you may have strained the muscle that moves it - you'll know this from a general ache down there. If this is the case- wear briefs to hold it in place - it may swing too much in boxers - and take an ibuprofin ( anti-inflamitory).\nIf it is not feeling better within 24 hours - see a doctor. \nIf you also have the pain in your body - back/shoulders/knees - check to see if you have a fever. Body aches with fever will cause your testicles to ache and move as far away from the body as possible. Treat witha fever reducer.\nAs for the masturbation - as long as it doesn't impede you from doing things in your life, why fight it? It feels good and your not harming yourself or anyone else. If you've done it so much that you are not ejaculating anything anymore - like over three times in a 24 period - you may have depleted your body's sexual fluids and that can make your balls ache as well. In which case - give it a rest.
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hmmm, that is a difficult question. I would suggest seeing your primary doctor or a urologist. I know it is embarrassing but it could be something major
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I would say go back and see if the test is normal this time round.  I had a smear and cervical cancer diagnosed.  Because it was treated and removed in the early stages I was able to have 2 more children and I went for regular smears 2 a month and then once a month and then twice a year and I am still clear now and lead a normal life.  I only had a historectomy 10 years after the cancer was removed.  Please have it seen to asap
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Yes, I would advise you to visit a doctor. If nothing else it will give you more information and piece of mind on your condition.
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Go back to the surgeon that operated on you--- something may of happened with the surgery-------good luck
635709
there are muptile things....go see your urologist
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You could see a doctor if you're really worried about it, but I doubt if you have anything to worry about, unless you feel the development of any unusual lumps on your testicles, your scrotum starts to swell uncomfortably, etc.\n\nDuring the sex response cycle (the physical stages your body goes through to go from a resting state to an orgasmic one), one of the things your testes do is engorge themselves with blood, often doubling in size by the time of orgasm and ejaculation.\n\nThey also have to shunt the sperm they have stored in the epididymis which is attached to each testicle out to mix with prostatic fluid to form semen for ejaculation, so they do go through rather a lot by the time sex is over.\n\nThat effort tends to leave them feeling more sensitive than they normally do, and the temporary increase in blood volume could easily lead to a state where you were more aware of how your testicles felt inside your scrotum and have them feel heavier than usual because they are.\n\nThe feelings of increased sensitivity and weight should subside as your testes return to a resting state and to their normal size.
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You need to see a dr. It's not embarrassing. You're not the first person to ever have the problem. It may require surgery, but afterward, you'll be much happier.
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I would be concerned and go see a doctor. That doesn't sound good. I had the procedure done about 5 years ago and never had a problem.
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I had mine taken out about 7 years ago and that happens to me every now and then, but if it is still giving you cause for concern I would say to go see a doctor.
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If you find a lump on your testicle, see a doctor, preferably a urologist, right away. The abnormality may not be cancer, it may just be an infection. But if it is testicular cancer, it will spread if it is not stopped by treatment. Waiting and hoping will not fix anything. Please note that free floating lumps in the scrotum that are not attached in any way to a testicle are not testicular cancer. When in doubt, get it checked out - if only for peace of mind.\n\nHow to do a self examination of the testicles:\n*Stand in front of a mirror. Check for any swelling on the scrotal skin. \n*Examine each testicle with both hands. Place the index and middle fingers under the testicle with the thumbs placed on top. Roll the testicle gently between the thumbs and fingers -- you shouldn't feel any pain when doing the exam. Don't be alarmed if one testicle seems slightly larger than the other, that's normal. \n*Find the epididymis, the soft, tubelike structure behind the testicle that collects and carries sperm. If you are familiar with this structure, you won't mistake it for a suspicious lump. Cancerous lumps usually are found on the sides of the testicle but can also show up on the front. Lumps on the epididymis are not cancerous. \n*Other signs of testicular cancer to keep in mind are: \nAny enlargement of a testicle \nA significant loss of size in one of the testicles \nA feeling of heaviness in the scrotum \nA dull ache in the lower abdomen or in the groin \nA sudden collection of fluid in the scrotum \nPain or discomfort in a testicle or in the scrotum \nEnlargement or tenderness of the breasts \n\nI hesitate to mention the following list, since anything out of the ordinary down there should prompt a visit to the doctor, but you should be aware that the following symptoms are not normally signs of testicular cancer:\nA pimple, ingrown hair or rash on the scrotal skin \nA free floating lump in the scrotum, seemingly not attached to anything \nA lump on the epidiymis or tubes coming from the testicle that kind of feels like a third testicle \nPain or burning during urination \nBlood in the urine or semen \nhttp://tcrc.acor.org/tcexam.html...
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ask about surhery. i have a similar problem and im getting surgery to fix it tommorow so i think you could consider that option
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Sure, don’t worry!\nIt just is an anatomic factor where the left testicle can be greater and longer.\nThere’s no exact reason for that and somebody think it’s a way to avoid their collision during our movements.
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You really need to talk to your surgeon if you are having post-operative problems.  You should also talk to your oncologist about your prognosis.