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Testicle pain, frequent urination
Hi,
I have pain in my right testicle usually when I sit for long or when I'm in certain positions. I also feel the urge to urinate all the time even after I just urinated. But I do not have any burning sensation.
I've been diagnosed with kidney stones in May 2018 (1 stone, left kidney, size 6.6mm) and recently in March 2020 (again left kidney, 2 stones, size 6mm and 2mm). But I do not recall passing the stone. And now I have pain in the right testicle.
I also get fever that goes to 102 sometimes if I don't take a tablet and I get chills whenever I drink alcohol.. It only happens when I drink alcohol.. Are all these symptoms related? And what can I do about it.
Thank you.
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testicular pain , testicular cancer and common testicular problems: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVjlztKfktzoZL9MBb8hsTlKIXRWYsYgD
this is a series of videos that describe what are the common causes of testicular pain or pain in your balls. what is the varicocele?what is hydrocoele ? what is a testicular torsion? what is chronic epididymitis? these are various queries which are answered through the series of videos. I hope that you will feel much more knowledgeable after going through the playlist
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