i feel this thing on my testical it doesnt feel like a bump it feels like something thats attatched to my testical it doesn't hurt when i touch it and im really worried ive already been to my doctor once and he said im fine...and ive been worrying ever since..im going back to my doctor on wednesday so tell me what you think it is oh and im 13 years old...and i dont think anyone in my family has had testical cancer

Well, testicular cancer lumps don't have to hurt, and they can be in any shape or form. They can hurt but do not have too. I would go to the doctor right away before it's to late just in case. It could be serious. Good luck dear!!!

You've asked this question before, what kind of answer are you looking for? You know why you feel something attached to your testicle? Because there IS something attached to your testicle!! It's called an epididymis, it is suppose to be there! There are also veins and chords that hold your testicle in place and keep it alive. When you go to the doctor ask him to show you pictures of the inside of the male organs, so that you know all the parts that you are feeling and know what ones are supposed to be there.

If you are frighten by this lump and the doctor doesn't give you an answer that comforts your fears, get a second opinion
If you live anywhere near Manhattan, go to mt. Sinai hospital and get a pro there.
They take excellent care of me and they will be good to you as well. Good Luck

First, eat nutritive food including skins of fruits and vegetables.

Second, if you have been doing any funny business, stop! Manipulation of that sort can hurt you over time!

Third, Some growths can come and go if you do yourself right and treat your body right, nutrition and such.

Fourth, I had a growth and it went away on it's own

Fifth , If you are addicted to not changing your diet or behaviors about food intake of other activity, you may need an operation. Some people are addicted to things that are bad for them. They just need to learn the hard way.

No chemo oncologist is going to make you change. They make money off of you staying the way you are.