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Weird vein thing by left testicle?

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PostPosted: 07/04/06 - 01:43    Post subject: Weird vein thing by left testicle? Vote now! Reply with quote
I felt my testicles for cancer, and there doesnt seem to be any lumps on them, but by my left one I feel like a stringy vein like thing next to my testicle. Is this part of the sack? is this normal? help please!
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