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Testicle pain
There's a slight pain in my left testicle. the doctor consulted me n said there's nothing to worry.n suggested some medicines like voveran and trypsin- chymotrypsin n told to wear supporter.i took medicines n wore supporter.but it has been one week.n there's still pain in left testicle.please help.
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Dr. Anand P R
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19 yrs exp
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Better to undergo usg scan of scrotum...
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