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I think i may have had testicular torsion and i thought my testicle died, that happened 2 months ago. now: but now when i squeeze my testicle slightly hard i can still feel pain from it,since i can feel pain from it,does this mean that its not dead?
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First we have to make sure you had torsion. When the testicle 'dies' after torsion it gradually shrinks in size. Sensation in it varies as the spermatic cord is still there and can give some sensation. You should see a Urologist to make sure your self diagnosis is correct or not
Answered 6/1/2021
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