Laramie, WY
A 20-year-old male asked:
I've been having a dull aching pain around my lower abdomen, back, and genitals. i'm not sexually active, so it shouldn't be a std. the pain is usually a dull ache/ pressure around the back of my testicles (either one, but mostly on the right). sometim
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Dr. Erin Robertsonanswered
General Practice 20 years experience
Go to doc STAT: Discuss obtaining testicular ultrasound and pelvic CT scan with contrast. My "worst case scenario" is testicular cancer. Men between ages of 17-35 are at greatest risk. Pelvic & back pain could be referred, but you have to look at the lymph nodes & inguinal canal (pathway gonads took as they traveled down the pelvis during embryogenesis). Treatment is very successful with excellent survival rate.
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A female asked:
What should I do? I am not sexually active, a virgin. I have lately been sore and itchy down there, so i finally looked with a mirror and i found whiteish sores on the inside of my vaginal passage thing and they hurt really bad! i know they arent STDs
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A 33-year-old male asked:
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Dr. Martin Raffanswered
Infectious Disease 57 years experience
See a urologist: This needs full evaluation by an expert in this area.
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