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What to do about constant pain in both testicles?
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You must r/o...: Epididymitis! while more frequently on one side, more so the left, it is a major consideration. There are also a condition called "orchitis" which is testicualr inflammation. Can be infectious or autimmune. See your urologist!
Answered 12/10/2013
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