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Bent Testicle, Penis. Weakness In Whole Body, No Hair Growth On Body. Suggestions?

I am 22 yrs old m too mutch supressed my testile and penis are totally bend for 3 yrs i know but m affrading to tell this to familly member... now felling too mutch weak my hand and whole body is ungrowth no hair on body ........ it s real..... and lot s gulty on me......... plz suggest me....... m fully educated person nd now in way to pursue my carrier.....ohh god help me
Mon, 13 May 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for your query.
This is significant symptom and it should be evaluated and probably can be terated. It can be caused by hormial abnormality, testosterone so first check these levels. Secondly it can be congenital testicle abnormality whic manifest later in life, some kind of criptorhism. YOu should visit urologist because it can be surgically managed. Sometimes testicles can be excessively pulled back into abdomen by cremaster muscle.
WIsh you good health.
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Bent Testicle, Penis. Weakness In Whole Body, No Hair Growth On Body. Suggestions?

Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for your query. This is significant symptom and it should be evaluated and probably can be terated. It can be caused by hormial abnormality, testosterone so first check these levels. Secondly it can be congenital testicle abnormality whic manifest later in life, some kind of criptorhism. YOu should visit urologist because it can be surgically managed. Sometimes testicles can be excessively pulled back into abdomen by cremaster muscle. WIsh you good health.