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Right testicles hangs lower and has a lump

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Hi, Im 21 and my right testicle hangs quite a bit lower then my left, almost completely last my left, is this normal?

I also have a small lump, maybe the size of a pea, on the top of the my right testicle. I noticed it about a month ago, I dont know how long it was there before I noticed. It doesnt see to have grown in size but I could be wrong. Should I be worried?

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It’s normal for testicles to be of different sizes and for one to hang lower than the other. I can’t advise on the lump.

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IanHaines

It sounds like your lump could be the right epididymis - both testicles have one. One testicle tends to "rotate", a little, as your age increases and this gives it the illusion of hanging lower.

The finest diagnosing can come from only your GP.

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wlm9700 in reply to IanHaines

Mine doesn’t yet but it might later. Mine rotate if I do it myself but never had done anything crazy yet

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IanHaines in reply to wlm9700

Would you let us know what your GP says, about this? By so doing, it might help others, later on.

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roddythescot

Your two testes will normally be of slightly different sizes and one will hang lower than the other. Most commonly it is the left testicle that is larger and lower, but there is no problem if it is the one on the right.

If the lump is not growing then it is probably not going to be a problem, but it may be worth checking with your doctor just in case.

All lumps on your testicles should be followed up. You are in the at risk age group for testicular cancer. Get it examined by your doc.

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If I’m 20 am I at high risk for testicular cancer?

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Not high risk. You have to be vigilant. Testicular cancer is more common in young adults and then in older men. But men of all ages need to regularly examine their testicular region and immediately see a doctor if there is any new swelling etc.

You really need to get checked. Don’t delay this.

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So true

For information: cancerresearchuk.org/health...

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MrMac99

Hi, it's normal for one to hang lower than the other I think most guys would have this. It is important that you have any lumps or bumps checked with your doctor so you should have your right testicle examined just to be safe.

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ragazzo119

Definitely get the lump checked just in case. But I have a similar lump connected to my right one and have had it checked out and it’s just an epididymal cyst and not harmful. The doctor said the fact that it’s symmetrical means it’s less likely to be cancer as cancer is normally a misshapen growth

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blackman79

Most men have the same thing about their testicles

As for the lump, you must see a doctor as soon

I wish you good health

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