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What can i do if my boyfriend has a pain in his testicle should i be worried?
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Get it checked: Pain in the testis which is persistent needs to be evaluated by your doctor or a urologist.You need a physical exam including palpation and if indicated ultrasound and/or blood and urine test to rule out inflammation, infection, tumor and torsion etc.
Answered 8/23/2013
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