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May 2nd, 2008
Just wondering how i should go about this, I am trying to get into a doctor this monday asap, Other people have suggested hospital ER room....

Very worried.


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replied May 7th, 2008
Mens Conditions Answer A4062
If the scrotum is very sore you can go to the ER. The most dangerous and very urgent condition, referring to testicles, is testicular torsion. If you had such a condition the pain would be so unbearable that you wouldn’t have time to post. Other reasons for scrotal/testicular pain can be an infection, an injury, bleeding, etc.
You may want to consult your primary health provider and a urologist, if necessary.



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