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Lower back and testicle pain

2021-08-18 05:17:06
I was diagnosed with bulging disc in lumbar spine a month ago. I had mild pain which was radiating down my left leg. Simultaneously I feel mild pain in my left testicle which comes and goes on its own. Could this be due to nerve compression that back pain is radiating down my left leg and left testicle?
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Testicular pain is unlikely to be due to disc prolapse. It could be due to ureteric stone.
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consult urologist for your testicle pain

Answered2021-08-18 13:46:40

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The disc issue and gentital issues are unlikely to be inter related. Consult a Gen Surgeon for your testicular issue and Start gentle physio exercises with muscle relaxants.
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Testicular movement is a normal phenomenon

Answered2021-08-18 05:24:04

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