Question for guys and physicians only.?

Within the scrotum, are there other things besides the testicles? I have more than just 2 sperical objects. (I'm not talking about a 3rd testicle.) I mean like are there other parts attached to the testicles? I imagine something must be in there to connect them to the rest of my body. It just bothers me that there's anything lumpy or imperfect whatsoever with how often you hear about cancer and tumors. Sorry I can't really give more detail. Just shed some insight. I don't tolerate immature answers, no jokes, no free points. you WILL be reported.

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The testicles are connected to your body by the vas deferens, a tube like structure that carries the sperm from the testicles to the penis. It may feel lumpy at times. It's probably nothing to worry about, but it wouldn't hurt to get it checked.

With something like that, I would definitely make an appointment with your primary care doc and talk to him/her about it. If you don't have one, now would be a great time to get one. It could be a lot of things and without an actual examination it's almost impossible to tell. Most people don't exactly talk about this kind of stuff around the water cooler, so it's hard to know what's normal.
There are, in fact, connections from the testicles to the body. I would suggest going to the library or googling testicles to get a diagram of it, and you will see how it should be. If it still seems strange or wrong, see your doctor right away.
Its a shame that you only want guys to answer. Because I might be able to tell you what it is.

Hint: its normal
Your are correct their are other things in the scrotum, veins, nerves, and tubes to carry semen. You can feel these things although there should not be a 3rd spherical object. These objects that I have mentioned make what may feel like little clumps sometimes but not acually spheres. You might consider seeing a Dr. Don't listen to KelBean without an examination she can not be fully sure. It is better to be possitive than than just I'm pretty sure.
I would do one of three things: totally check out a biologically correct pic and do some comparison shopping. Second, do you have tele-care where you live? In Canada, there is a toll-free number connecting you to RN's. Could do this if something like that is available in your city. Third, you could bite the bullet and see a doc.

If none of these sound like good ideas, I'd suggest worrying only if you feel a hard OR painful lump.
It is NORMAL, they are called the epididymis! The tube behind your testicles.
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