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Does protein supplements like whey can cause pain in testicles?
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Medically, not ...: Protein supplement should have no reason to cause testes to enlarge and inflame, which may induce testicular pain. But, if still in doubt, two things you can do: first, stops using supplements and see; second, avoid masturbation and sex leading to orgasm / ejaculation for 2 weeks and see.
Answered 7/12/2020
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