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Having Dull Ache In Testicles. Feel Pain And Irritation. Going To Gym And Swimming. Guide?

Since I've started going to the gym and swimming I've been getting a dull ache in each of my testicles. It's not particularly painful just irritating. It comes and goes so sometimes I don't notice it.

I only starting experiencing this since I joined up so I'm assuming it's just a reaction to doing exercise (running/breaststroke) but obviously it's got my attention!
Thu, 11 Jul 2013
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Hi,

It seems like you just have trauma to the testis area which causes you to feel a little uneasy. Since the pain only appears when you exercise it is most probably only related to the exercise. What you can do is it to wear a support over the groin which will help you to prevent injury.


Another advise is that you should get it checked out by a doctor. This is just as a precaution. Its better to be safe than sorry.

Dr Vineet
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Having Dull Ache In Testicles. Feel Pain And Irritation. Going To Gym And Swimming. Guide?

Hi, It seems like you just have trauma to the testis area which causes you to feel a little uneasy. Since the pain only appears when you exercise it is most probably only related to the exercise. What you can do is it to wear a support over the groin which will help you to prevent injury. Another advise is that you should get it checked out by a doctor. This is just as a precaution. Its better to be safe than sorry. Dr Vineet