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There is a small pain at the back of my testicle when i touch it. what could this be?
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Epididymitis: The most common swelling on the back of the testis is swelling from infection of the epididymis. You should see your doctor to distinguish this condition from something more serious, such as a tumor or cancer of the testis itself.
Answered 3/20/2013
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