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Testicles and Scrotum
Testicles, Scrotum and Labia
Testicle is not in scrotal sac
Undescended Testicle also called Cryptorchid Testicle
The testicle did not drop
Retractile Testicle
The testicle bounces back and forth but can reach down (normal variant)
Severe pain in scrotum/testicle
Testicular Torsion
Testicle twisted around its cord and cut off its own blood supply
Surgical emergency!
Swollen veins around Testicle
Varicocele
Feels like soft mass of veins above the testicle, usually on the left
Fluid in the scrotal sac
Hydrocele (can be a form of Hernia)
Fluid surrounds the testicle and makes that side of the scrotum look bigger
Intestines in scrotal sac
Inguinal Hernia
Tunnel leading into the scrotum stays open and lets abdominal organs (intestines or fat) fall in
If only fluid goes down it's called "Communicating Hydrocele" which is a form of Hernia
Opening to vagina looks closed
Labial Adhesions
Lips of the vaginal opening are fused
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