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Not sure what to do about a lump

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I’m 16 and believe I have a lump on the bottom of my balls and has been there for a few months. I don’t reallh want to go to a doctors with other people knowing because I don’t want to worry anyone and have exams and stuff coming up very soon like two weeks away. Just looking for advice I don’t know if I’ll take it or not, could just be nothing.

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    David you really should go and see a doctor . And why would anyone need know that you are going to an appointment . My honest opinion I would tell a parent or maybe an auntie and share your worries. A doctor will take you very seriously and just give you a quick once over . You could also ask to see a male doctor I’m sure . Make sure you go don’t leave it .  Ginny x 

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    David you really should go and see a doctor . And why would anyone need know that you are going to an appointment . My honest opinion I would tell a parent or maybe an auntie and share your worries. A doctor will take you very seriously and just give you a quick once over . You could also ask to see a male doctor I’m sure . Make sure you go don’t leave it .  Ginny x 

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