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Dull Pain in right testicle
I have a dull pain and slight swelling in my right testicle since the last several months. When I put slight pressure on the right testicle, my right side stomach also pains. Can you diagnose?
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Testicular sensation usually gets referred to lower abdomen That is normal
Pain evaluation includes physical examination and if needed scrotal scan with Doppler
Sometimes testis pain is felt due to non testicular problems which needs more detailed history and evaluation
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Pain and swelling can be due to various reasons such as Epididymo-orchitis /torsion /varicocele
I suggest you to get scrotal doppler done and then review by urologist
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Dr. Ashwin Mallya
Urologist
16 yrs exp
Delhi
Ultrasound scrotum with doppler
Testicular sensation is normally felt in stomach on gentle pressure..
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the ultrsound doppler report will help to diagnose
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Dr. Anirudh Kaushik
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33 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Diagnosis of these symptoms without examination & investigation will not be a very honest and scientific way of dealing with this problem. Since it turn out to be from a very minor issue to a serious problem.
However you are advised to see a Urologist, who can examine you & investigate.
Until then Scrotal support can give you some relief.
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See a Urologist
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