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"Question My son is seven years old and I have noticed that one of his testicles is enlarged.  He doesn&amp;#039;t have any pain, but we are concerned and would like some advice about what could have caused it and what we should do. Answer This needs to be checked out by your GP.  Testicles are not the same size, but it would be unusual for one to be much bigger than the other.  Actually, what you are seeing is a difference in size. It is more likely that the bigger one is the normal one and the smaller one is too small.  There can be many explanations for thi,s but it is unlikely that there is any cause that would represent a serious threat to his health.  However, it is important for you to get it checked to see if anything needs to be done. Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Q&amp;amp;amp;As Dealing with an undescended testicle Explaining circumcision Is my five year old&amp;#039;s sore penis due to poor hygiene? Is my son&amp;#039;s scrotum normal? My baby boy gets erections. Is this normal? My son has a tight foreskin My son has an undescended testicle My son has one testicle My son&amp;#039;s foreskin is attached to the head of his penis My son&amp;#039;s left testicle hasn&amp;#039;t dropped My 12 year old cannot pull his foreskin back My two-year-old has undescended testicles Tell me about circumcision of baby boys Testis pain in an eight-year-old Undescended testicle removal What is smegma? When to pull the foreskin back?  Last updated 09.03.2015 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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