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My 16 month old baby boy recently started crying when i wipe his testicles. they are also quite hard and shriveled up. it is cold outside, so not sure if perhaps normal?
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Rash?: Your baby might have a diaper rash in and around his testicles which could be causing pain with wiping. Look for any red, raw, or broken skin in the area. Otherwise it sounds like you need to bring him to the pediatrician to rule out any serious conditions.
Answered 11/27/2017
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