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I've been having pain in my left testicule (not intense but uncomftable depending on my position) for about a week now. should i be worried?
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Needs evaluation: Never procrastinate with ongoing testicular pain. You should be examined and screen. If necessary, obtain a testicular ultrasound and screening blood tests for infection.
Answered 4/7/2014
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