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I did varicocele surgery and i still fell warms on my left testicle?
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Probably normal: If you had the surgery within the last week or so, this is probably a normal part of the healing process. Make sure to follow up with the surgeon that did the operation as well to make sure. Hope this helps!
Answered 8/12/2020
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