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Masturbation + Testicul problem

I am having a problem for some months, and I wanted to go to a doctor, but I was scarred. My problem is when I masturbate, and I sit on my back, when I sit in bed, sometimes, my right testicul, is going "in", and with "in", I mean, that the testicul is going inside. My right testicul, is a smaller then the left one. Is this a problem ? What can I do ? Only when I masturbate 2nd time, if I don't masturbate 2 weeks, and I masturbate myself the 1st time, no prob, but if I do it twice a day, my testicul wents inside a little bit. Please help!
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Thanks very much John I don't want surgery!!! specially in that zone. It happends rare to me too, but it's not comfortable, it didn't happend to me when I had sex, hopefully will not happen. This happens to me, only for some time ago, it was not always so.
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The condition is sometimes called retractile testicle which is usually caused by muscle contractions. You can research it.  If the testicle slips into the inguinal canal, it won't feel good and it can be pushed back down.  Since the size of the canal opening and testicles can vary, it's not a totally abnormal condition.   It can be repaired surgically if you wish.  It's not a bad idea to have a urologist check it and advise you.  It's something that should be a rare event and not something that happens too regularly.  
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I see. Thanks for your replies guys. It stays in only a few moments 2-3 seconds, but it's uncomfortable. Did this happend to you too?
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I fully agree with john but i think you should still see a doctor to make sure its not the start of something serious
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This would only be a problem if it stayed in.  There are openings through which the testicles descend during early youth, but the openings usually don't close completely.  They are the same openings that can develop into an inguinal hernia.   It's completely normal, but try to avoid it where you can.  Keeping things warm can help.
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