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Testicular pain
I have had some testicular pain pretty severe on a Saturday and Sunday a few months ago. I thought about going in to be seen. I for sure would if my normal doctor would have been open. The pain subsided before the weekend ended and I have had small episodes that were not that painful once or twice a month. I went in for my annual physical and told the nurse and the doctor. I thought the doctor would do an exam to be sure there wasn’t anything obvious wrong, but she did not. Is that normal?
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Might be mild epididymitis or varicocele troubling you. Never worry until symptoms really increase. Can go for an USG scrotum if symptoms increase
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