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A member asked:
My husband is having pain in his right testicle and it goes to his butt to his lower back. what could be causing this pain?
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Could be many things: Might be related to kidney stone, herniated disc, or possibly to the testicle itself. It is difficult to know without knowing more information. I recommend that he goes to a doctor if it doesn't go away soon so they can get more history, do a physical exam, and decide on the next step.
Answered 8/9/2018
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