- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
my groin hurts and sometimes my left testicle swells up making the pain worse is there any way to treat this without needing surgery
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Groin pain and swollen testicles can often be treated without surgery, especially if caused by conditions like hydrocele or epididymitis. Treatment may involve ice packs, pain relievers, and antibiotics for infections. It's crucial to seek medical advice for diagnosis and appropriate treatment, as some conditions may require surgical intervention.
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