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What will your doctor do if you have testicular pain?

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Your doctor will examine your scrotum and testicles and may recommend blood and urine tests to check for infection. He may also check for infection using a swab or ultrasound.

From: Testicular Pain Treatment WebMD Medical Reference

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Reviewed by Sabrina Felson on January 15, 2018

Medically Reviewed on 01/15/2018

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Clerkship Directors in Emergency Medicine: "Testicular Torsion."

KidsHealth: "Testicular Injuries."

FamilyDoctor.org: "Genital Problems in Men."

Testicular Pain Information from eMedicineHealth .

Reviewed by Sabrina Felson on January 15, 2018

SOURCES:

Clerkship Directors in Emergency Medicine: "Testicular Torsion."

KidsHealth: "Testicular Injuries."

FamilyDoctor.org: "Genital Problems in Men."

Testicular Pain Information from eMedicineHealth .

Reviewed by Sabrina Felson on January 15, 2018
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