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Should i go to the er if i'm having pain in my testicles, 3 days after inguinal hernia repair. please answer i'm worried about this.
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Expected: Unfortunately, testicular pain is the norm after inguinal hernia repair, especially in the first week. Did your surgeon give you any instructions for treatment of postoperative pain? If so, follow these. If not, you may want to call your surgeon's office for recommendations.
Answered 3/19/2017
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