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What could be causing a dull pain in my scotum?
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Needs eval: Multiple causes, needs physician eval promptly. If sudden onset, seek er immediately for possible torsion (twisted testicle) that can impair blood flow and result in loss of testicle. Other causes: infection, std, hernia, cancer, and benign disease.
Answered 5/15/2015
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