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28 Year Old Having Intermittent Pain In The Testicular Region. No Lumps. Reason?
Hi Doctor, I am 28 years old and absolutely healthy with no medical history or problems. However, for the past few months I have been having intermittent pain in my left testicular region. It is not constant but keeps coming and going... I checked for lumps in the region but could not detect any. I have perfect passage of urine and do not suffer from erectile dysfunction . My sex life is regular and responsible. What could be the cause?
Mon, 19 Nov 2012
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Thanks for your query.You have normal sexual life and you are getting intermittent pain in your left testicle This could be due to a minimal varicocele that might be developing now.Please consult some Urologist and get your color Doppler study done to rule out the same.i
Thanks for your query.You have normal sexual life and you are getting intermittent pain in your left testicle This could be due to a minimal varicocele that might be developing now.Please consult some Urologist and get your color Doppler study done to rule out the same.i
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