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My boyfriend has the tasticular pain. what is the treatment for that?
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Depends!: Diagnosis most important! differential includes epidydimitis, orchitis, varicocele, and trauma. Since several are infectious, he needs a doctors appointment soon!
Answered 12/9/2013
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