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A member asked:
I have recently got a slight testical pain in my left? to facilitate, i have been doing gym with a whey protein supplement, following its guides.
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Left testicle: The pain is unlikely to be caused by supplements. Be checked and if indicated get an ultrasound of your testicle. There are many causes of testicular pain. All the best.
Answered 6/12/2020
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