Barnyard: is this your article??
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One testicle is bigger than the other, but both look too big. What can I do about it? With about 85% of the guys the left testicle is larger than the right one. With men that are left-handed it’s normally the right one. Between men the testicles vary in size quite a bit. They are comparable in size till boys are about ten years of age. With some guys they’ll stay small, but with others they increase in size, sometimes becoming 5 times as big. Size is unrelated to fertility. It’s in fact quite unimportant. What looks good is a matter of taste. Some like it big, others like it small. But whatever your preference, you cannot change the size.
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