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Changes in one's testicles?
A sensitive subject I know...
Forewarned is forearmed I believe the saying goes.
You're the truth, not I...
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A change in your testicles does not instantly mean cancer BUT if you're in any way worried get along to your GP* - they know what they're looking for. http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Testicular-lumps-benign/Pages/Introduction.aspxhttp://www.bupa.co.uk/individuals/health-information/directory/t/testicular-awareness#textBlock218724(*probably best not to go for an appointment with the attractive young locum)
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please go to a doctor...if u think something is wrong down there..most times..u are correct
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A serious issue! Which is why I have a daily check up by a professional! 
 If you could, would you? Satan 
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Thanks for your thoughts and comments, oh and the gallows humour...lol...
There is an extra bit that wasn't there before, I hoped there were 100's of possibilities.
Of course a visit to the doctor is imminent..
Thanks all.
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Over 40 years ago my ex husband was diagnosed with testicular cancer. He was saved by an early diagnosis. Always, but always get this checked by your GP. I know this post is late, but it is important that anyone seeks medical advice if ever you find anything abnormal. Most of the time there is nothing wrong but in the rare occasion here is, medical advice really is vital.
Anyone ready this please take note.
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It could possibly be swelling, or something with else with the vessels or organs. Best thing to do is get to a doctor ASAP. My cousin waited to long (about a month) and by the time he got In he had a tumor the size of a softball. Some testicular cancer grows really fast! Good luck man.
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