Testis pain right

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Testis pain right

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Have pain in Right testis. Nothing came out in usg and inguinal usg . Nor there are stones. What could be reason for the same .

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Dr. Charan Kanwal Singh

Urologist 15 yrs exp Ludhiana

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Get usg doppler scrotum, there can be varicocele

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Share all the pics of reports, have to look for testis size and vein size..

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Dr. Suresh Babu Vedala Urologist 7 yrs exp Guntur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Suresh Babu Vedala

Urologist 7 yrs exp Guntur

Just have a good scrotal support. Consult a urologist for clinical examination once. Don't worry about that.

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