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My hubby had a vasectomy last year. during intimate moments and at rest he will get a pain like someone is squeezing his right testical. ideas?
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Can happen: This is a potential side effect of vasectomy. Rarely men will have intermittent or chronic testicular pain. I would have him see his urologist.
Answered 1/2/2015
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