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What to do if i have had a slight pain in my right testicle for three weeks, could it be cancer?
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See a doc: Testicular cancer is often painless but there's no way anyone can tell for sure without a physical exam and maybe an ultrasound. Please see your doc right away and best to you.
Answered 6/16/2014
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