TESTICULAR RUPTURE MAY BE CAUSED BY STRONG BLOWS IN THE GROIN - MALE HEALTH
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Testicular rupture - symptoms and how to treat



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Moébius Syndrome
Moébius Syndrome
Testicular rupture occurs when there is a very strong blow to the inner region that causes the outer membrane of the testicle to rupture, causing severe pain and swelling of the scrotum. Typically, this type of injury is more common in only one testicle and in athletes who practice high-impact sports, such as football or tennis, for example, but can also happen due to traffic accidents when the testicle is pressed too hard against the testicles