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How can i tell if something is painful vs. sensitive? what's the difference between testicle pain and testicle sensitivity?
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Pain: Pain means it hurts....Some people have ticklish toes, this means they are more sensitive to being touched, but it is not pain.
Answered 2/28/2013
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