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Testicles Hurt when pooing

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PostPosted: 11/23/06 - 10:41    Post subject: Testicles Hurt when pooing Vote now! Reply with quote
Hiya, ive found lately that my testicles hurt when i try go for a poo, and so does my anus can any1 help me with this? Im not sure but the last couple days ive held it in when i needed to go badly and than just let it out when im able to.
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