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PostPosted: 07/12/06 - 11:51    Post subject: Swollen Testicle Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello,

Basically i had mumps just before christmas where my left testicle swelled to a very large size. It has since shrunk to below its previous size. What i need to know is - will it grow back? My right testicle also seems slightly larger. I have heard people talk about Orchitis - is this the cause?
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