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Testicular Torsion - Causes and Risk Factors

Testicular torsion can occur at any age group, even before birth.
Peak occurrence: At birth, and during puberty (mostly occur between 12 – 18 years)
Many boys or men who develop testicular torsion may have an abnormal anatomy which allows the testicles to rotate more easily in the scrotum.