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What will people think of me if I'm missing one ball?

The doctor says:
It's difficult, but it's something that men get used to.

In some cases you just wouldn't be able to tell that you've had surgery. It may also be possible to have a prosthesis - a fake testicle - put in place of the missing one. They're made of rubber, they bounce (before they are inserted!) and they're painless.


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