Why does the doctor always have to look and feel at my balls?
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cause he is gay mine doesn't look...just feels...
he does that to see if there are any lumps or bumbs that might be cancers, or anything else, second how would you know what to look for?
maybe he just likes feeling ur balls
Depending on your age and condition there are many medical reasons. The doctor may be seeing if your testicles have dropped or may be checking for irregularities in form or texture. Inflammation could be a sign of disease. Just be thankful you are getting good medical care.
He is checking for any abnormalities. Also, as a student I am sure you had to have a sports physical and you were required to turn your head and cough. During this exam the doctor is checking for any herniated regions of your abdominal/genital floor.
Would you know what to look for?How would you know what is in the normal range-how many balls have you felt(do not answer that).?
Examine yourself on a regular basis and if any thing feels different then ask the doctor to check
when we examine your testes-we check that they are both there,that they feel normal,
no lumps that should not be there
and things that you think are normal but are not and also things that you think are abnormal but in fact are normal
In addition we can check that you do not have any hernias-there are different types and again at the same time check your femoral arteries for possible coarctation of the aorta-did you even know of that one?
So what appears to be simple and straight forward often is not.I have not infrequently found an abnormality which the patient was not aware of.Conversely I again have reassured that things are normal when they thought things were abnormal.
Ignorance and fear are the great enemies as can be seen from the Q asked on this site.
That is why I try to give an honest unbiased opinion when possible
He was interested with them indeed.
Are u a doctor? Then if not how would u know what u was feeling for.
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