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My testicles are swollen. i have frequent bowel movements. i have lower abdominal pain and groin pain. i had cancer, but it is in remission.
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Swollen testicles: Look up inguinal hernia. Have it checked by a specialist.Good luck
Answered 10/6/2016
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