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Random pain in pelvic area or testicles, not sure where it was coming from, when i walk, it stopped but i'm curious as to what caused it.
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I do not know: Tough to say what caused it. If it returns, see a dr. And then a thorough history and physical examination would be the best way to diagnose what the pain was/is and how to treat it. Good luck to you.
Answered 3/1/2014
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