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Testicular Problems
The testicles are located inside the scrotum, a loose bag of skin underneath the penis. They produce male sex hormones and sperm cells for reproduction. Lumps, swelling, pain, or other changes in the testicles can indicate a variety of problems, ranging from minor to serious. Because these symptoms have a number of possible causes, you should see your doctor to ensure correct diagnosis and treatment.
Testicular Cancer
Causes of Testicular Cancer
Symptoms of Testicular Cancer
Types of Testicular Cancer
Treating Testicular Cancer
Testicular Pain
Causes of Testicular Pain
Treating Testicular Pain
Caring for Testicular Pain
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What to do About
Testicular Problems
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| Mild scrotal pain or swelling after injury, lasting less than 1 hour |
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| Lump or feeling of heaviness in scrotum |
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| Mild to moderate pain with fever (101°F), scrotal area warm and tender to the touch |
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| Scrotal pain or swelling after injury, lasting more than 1 hour or with bruising or bleeding |
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| Sudden, painful swelling in testicles; nausea or vomiting, light-headedness, pain in lower abdomen or groin |
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