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Can you explain if it's possible to have an std that only causes testicular pain?
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Very unlikely ...: Anatomically, it would be very unlikely to have isolated testicular pain from STDs. In fact, STD-related urethritis occurs first an epididymitis follows so resulting in testicular pain. More detail? Ask Doc timely. Best wish ...
Answered 6/14/2014
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