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Hello, i've got this pain in my penis and pelvic area from time to time, i've been recently diagnosed and treated for staph and a tiny kidney stone.

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Nephrolithiasis: Kidney stone pain can radiate into the scrotum and potentially the penis. Where the staph infection was located is unclear from the info you provided. Also, what was the question?

Answered 1/30/2013

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