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Would a dead testicle lose it's sensation? what could be causes for a testicle to lose sensation?
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Scrotal numbness: An infarctied or "dead"testicle would be very swollen and very painful long before it ever became numb. numbness to the scrotum however is likely due to some sort of neurologic impairment. get examined by a urologist to be certain of the problem
Answered 3/4/2018
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