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January 31st, 2009
recently my eyes and throat have been irritating and my testicles have been burning.
(burning sensation) a few weeks a go i had a vaso vagal attack. Ever since then i have been feeling tired and weak. My eyes throat and testicles still feel the same. Could it be stress. I'm 14


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replied February 2nd, 2009
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Current medical status: blood test. NORMAL.


It is hard to say what this condition is without further tests. The normal laboratory blood results indicate that no infection has occurred. However, inflammation can not be excluded based on the data you provided. You might want to visit an Ear, Nose and throat specialist. He might do allergic tests, to confirm or exclude an allergic reaction in the throat and the eyes. You might want to visit a urologist for the burning sensation in the testicles.


From all the symptoms you reported, only vasovagal syncope can be caused by stress.


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