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Node in testicles

2018-01-24 10:20:57
I have a small node about 7mm in diameter in my right scrotum, sometime liquid also flow inside my scrotum when I lift weight ,and then size of right testice become larger then usual
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Please put pictures of the affected areas

Answered2018-01-27 07:56:44

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