Hello, I (M/17) have a problem with my testicles.
They don't react properly to temperatures. My scrotum doesn't expand in warm weather or after a hot shower. The size of my testicles doesn't change in heat or cold either, and besides, they're way too big anyway. Sounds like cancer 💆
why is that?
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Why should the hode bag move in warmth?
That’s not what the ears do!
Only one urologist can tell you: cancer yes or no.
Don’t worry, everyone is differently built and reacts differently.
Hoden cancer is extremely rare and this will also explain to you a urologist.
That the testicles or the testicle bag react differently to temperature influences seems normal.
As far as cancer is concerned, I would seek a urologist or prefer a self-control of your two crown jewels.
Definitely cancer in the final stage.
Nothing else is possible.
(I would like to see the face of the urologist)
Don’t talk to yourself.
The bag often reacts with temperature changes delayed. It is also only a protective skin layer surrounding the testicles.
You better go to the Urologen before you worry.
I already have an appointment, but have a little shot that he comes with bad news
I’m glad you have an appointment.