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the sac of my scrotum has been red for 10 months

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PostPosted: 04/06/07 - 05:24    Post subject: the sac of my scrotum has been red for 10 months Vote now! Reply with quote
my scrotum is not painful or itchy but at times it feels uncomfortable, i have been to hospital and been exaimened for prostrate i am ok but will have to go back in a year. i am 66years old.
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