Retractile testicle: what it is, causes and when to see a doctor
Retractile testicle is a condition in which the testicle rises through the inguinal canal, being able to hide in the groin region, which happens especially due to involuntary contractions of the cremaster muscle, which is the muscle that connects the testicle to the abdominal region, which can occur several times. times a day, causing the […]
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