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4. Cancer

Men should see a doctor whenever they experience testicle pain, as it is possible a more serious issue is at play. Although it is rare, pain in the testicles can be a symptom of testicular cancer. Symptoms of testicular cancer include:

  • Growth or enlargement of either testicle
  • Heavy feeling in the scrotum
  • Dull ache in the abdomen or groin
  • Sudden collection of fluid in the scrotum
  • Pain or discomfort in either the testicle or scrotum
  • Back pain

Any testicle pain should be reported to a medical professional, and pain that persists for more than two weeks could indicate cancer.

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