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mushy lumps on my left testical

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PostPosted: 08/24/08 - 18:48    Post subject: mushy lumps on my left testical Vote now! Reply with quote
my friend kicked my left testical about a mounth ago. ever since ive had mushy lumps that feel like they are attached to my left testical. im worried about this, what do you think the problem is
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PostPosted: 08/25/08 - 05:37    Post subject: can you tell me what the problem is? Vote now! Reply with quote
i frogot to say that im 15
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