A 67-year-old male asked:
pain in lower abdomen and testicles?
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Dr. Thomas Alfreda jr answered
13 years experience Internal Medicine
Pain: Low back to abdominal and testicular pain is classical kidney stones. However, other causes include hernia, torsion, muscle strain, and even an appendicitis, to name a few. Please follow up with your pcp or urgent care if warrented.
Answered on Dec 6, 2019
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