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Can testicular cancer cause frequent pain during urination?
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Not likey.: The most common sign is painless testicular mass. If pain is present, other causes, like epididymitis, and orchitis must be considered. A brief course of antibiotics can be done.
Answered 5/17/2012
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Perhaps: More commonly, testicular cancer causes painless or painful swelling of a testicle.
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