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A member asked:
Is epidiymal pain that has come and gone at least three times in about three months that is intermittent considered chronic?
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Intermittent: The distinction is less important than finding out the cause! lots of possibilities depending on age and past history. Your primary care doctor, or a urologist can help.
Answered 3/26/2013
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