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I got hit in the testicles 3 weeks ago. i have no persistent pain but if i have an increase in sensitivity. is it normal? thanks for your help
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IT CAN BE: It can take more than three week for all of the inflammation to resolve. Support and nsaids with food in moderation.
Answered 7/30/2015
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