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A member asked:
Is it normal for testicle pain 2 weeks after a vasectomy? could that be associated with a scrotal hematoma?
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Possible: In general, It is possible to have to testicular pain two weeks after a vasectomy. If it does not seem to be getting better it would seem prudent to follow up with the physician who did the procedure.
Answered 4/26/2017
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