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Testicles sore with loose stools

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PostPosted: 06/28/06 - 05:19    Post subject: Testicles sore with loose stools Vote now! Reply with quote
Had loose stools for about a month now but now have pain mainly in right testicle. Trying cranberry juiice. Am I putting off the visit to the doc's?
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