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I've had an inguinal hernia repair open surgery with mesh about 2 weeks ago. i still feel a bit of pain in my left testicule from time to time (rarely?
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Hernia repair: This may be expected after your recent surgery. Nevertheless, I would talk to your surgeon to make sure there is nothing to be concerned about.
Answered 2/25/2018
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