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I have vericocle open surgery in 2 months back...but i still pain in left side...testicals if any problem please suggestion..?
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Pain after varicose left surgery is usually due to scar tissue formation irritating the nerve. This assumes that the varicose lie was appropriately surgically treated. Firstly I would have the surgeon check this.
Answered 9/26/2021
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Pl see the operating surgeon
Answered 10/11/2021
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