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I am 17 year old boy i am feeling very low pain in right testicle from 3 days .testicle seems to be okay from out side i also go to gym but i thought this pain could be from working out so i stoped going there ...please tell me is my pain serious?
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Talk to your doc : If the pain persists talk to your pediatrician during your annual exam to have a focused exam. If lifting weights, a hernia would be possible among others.
Answered 2/3/2021
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