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What can i do if my husband was hit in the testicles how can i convince him to see a doctor?
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Testicular pain: Pain, bleeding, swelling, loss of a testicle, and other problems can occur from testicular injury. Commonly, the pain alone will cause a man to seek help.
Answered 9/28/2016
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