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Pain in groin area, bloated stomach, occasional pain in the testicles. previous ultrasound found inflammation of the kidneys, ct scan was normal?
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Bloated : If you are a male to the most telling symptoms here is testicle pain. That points to kidney or prostate problems. Lacking is a physical examination finding. But I think that prostate problems seem most likely. In some cases, this can be compression of the veins from testicles around the intestines
Answered 5/19/2019
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