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Had an ultrasound of my testes, they are normal but on left side, the lining of scrotum was really inflammed, where i have the pain, what could this be?
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Depends on why it wa: Epididymis may be inflammed. Perhaps skin is inflammed/ infection. I would see the doctor who asked for the study.
Answered 5/2/2014
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