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PostPosted: 03/19/07 - 07:59    Post subject: Testicular pain Vote now! Reply with quote
I've just stumbled across what is known as testicular torrsion on a website and i'm a bit scared, at times (Mostly during Sleep) i have had severe testicular pain, and my left testicle is quite higher up than my right. I don't want to speak to my parents abotu this... and thinking of speeing a doctor. NEED advice.

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