My testicles move upwards within my scrotum during sex, but remain in the scrotum. It's uncomfortable at the time, and if I ejaculate and one of my testicles is higher up during sex, it hurts for a while afterward. I've read that it gets better with age, but I'm already 19. My question is, should I see a doctor about this, or is there anything else I can do about it?
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