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My four year old sons testicles have disappeared

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PostPosted: 11/20/06 - 21:15    Post subject: My four year old sons testicles have disappeared Vote now! Reply with quote
my four year old sons testicles seem to have gone up and have disappeared. he is not having any pain, but continually plays with himself. He made the mention that he thought his privates had disappeared. What do I need to do? Help!

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