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I sometimes have a pain in the testes and lower regions after getting aroused...rare...it goes after a nap..wat is it?
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Testis pain: Testicular pain can happen with arousal. However if this persists, you should be evaluated by a urologist. Do you ever have pain in the testes when not being aroused? This has nothing to do with napping.
Answered 4/24/2015
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