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PostPosted: 02/19/07 - 13:16    Post subject: pain in left testicle Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi my son is 12 years old and complains of pains in his left testilce. I had a look to see if there was a rash but there was none. It is very uncomfortable to the touch and the pain is also on his left side of his belly button. I am very worried I will take him to see the GP but I wante to know if you may have any likely answers please.


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