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Q: Pain in left testical

asked by: serbia_ on January 14th, 2009

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I have pain in my left testicle for about a week.I'm 16.I think i felt that the tube that is going to testicle is a bit larger.I don't feel any bumps.It's more painful when i sitting and it hurts when i walking and lay on my left leg.

Does Anybody know what that might be?

Please help me...I'm Emberest to go to the doctor.

Replies(3)

jtltet

replied on January 16th, 2009

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pain in left testical

I had a very similar problem a few months ago. I went to the doctor and he examined the testicle and said it was most likely just an infection that can occur with men. He gave me some antibiotics and it cleared up. You should go let the doctor take a look though. I was a little embarrassed about going too, but it was really nothing to be embarrassed about. Thats what the doctors are for.

Users who thank jtltet for this post: serbia_

serbia_

replied on January 20th, 2009

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pain in left testical

I went to doctor ans he said that is infection like you said and gave me antibiotics,and I'm taking them and pain is smaller,it's beater now...

aresryu

replied on November 20th, 2009

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epididymitis is what it sounds like. Visit the doctor for some antibiotics.

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