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Hello; one morning i woke up with my testicol bigger and painful. i took an anti inflammatory and after 30 minutes all was normal; after one day is still everything normal. however i am worried for the episode. should i go visiting?
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Yes. It would be a: very good idea to be evaluated as soon as possible in order to avoid more serious possible issues in the future.
Answered 2/25/2018
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