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A member asked:
Veins in left testicle pronounced with occasional lower abdomen pain. can a varicocele cause prostatitis?
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Likely not: Varicoceles are in the scrotum. The prostate is not. If the abdominal pain is on the same side as the varicocele, that can cause the abdominal discomfort.
Answered 10/23/2017
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