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Recently my right testicle has been more mobile than before. I've noticed that the spongy part, epididymis, which usually can be felt on the north pole of both my testicles , slips to the south. What I mean by that is, my right testicle moves by it's vertical axis. Usually I fix it myself, and sometimes I let it be. I'm really scared about Trosion, although I feel no pain. What could be the next steps that I could take?
I can't go to any hospital because my building is sealed, and can't grasp the intensity of the problem.
Please help.
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Dr. Anand P R
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19 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult Andrologist or urologist..
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Dr. Sony Mehta
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Good evening,
The symptoms you are describing comes under 'bell clapper' deformity of the tesitis, it is prone to torsion, however it is important that you get a physical examination done by the nearest available Urologist
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do an offline consultation with a Urologist
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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share me some more details
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