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PostPosted: 07/24/06 - 20:53    Post subject: testical Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi by the way im 16 and last year in March 2005 my left testical would start to hurt and swell up but then it would go away and came back June 2006 but it would goaway with in a day or two could this be serious or could it be brused from hitting it or somthing? but i feel fine and nothing has changed or anything.

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