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One of the muscles behind my testicle hurts from time to time?
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Epididymitis: Without the benefit of a physical examination my thoughts of a possible diagnosis are epididymitis (an inflammation of the structure behind the testis), intermittent torsion (twisting of the testis), or an orchalgia (a pain in the testis).
Answered 3/10/2018
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