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Can spinal problem lead you to pains in your scrotum?
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Possible: But not the most common reason for scrotal pain. Sacral spinal problems can lead to scrotal pain, but I would be more worried about problems of the testicles and/or epididymis or kidney or hernia problems leading to scrotal pain in someone as young as you.
Answered 9/16/2014
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