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Am gettn a pain on my left testicle what dose that mean don't really want to go the doctors as am a shy person and don't want them toching it ?
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Testicular pain: I understand that it may be awkward, but if you are having testicular pain, you should see your family doctor. There are several causes of testicular pain and some of them are serious. It is better to find out if there is a serious problem earlier on to have the right treatment.
Answered 12/9/2013
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