Swollen Testicle - My Right Side Testicle Is Swollen. It Is Not

Swollen testicle

Asked for Male, 20 Years

My right side testicle is swollen. It is not painful .could this be prostate cancer.. I started to recognise the swelling five days ago.

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Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga

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Get your Doppler scan of Scrotum / testies done

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