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testicles pain after kissing

Well, during the last 5 times, this has happend two times.

-I kissed someone (and continued for 2 weeks), and I had longlasting testicle pain. It was gone a few days afterwards.
-now, I kissed someone, again I have longlasting testicles pain...

I think this ism ore related to chlamydia and gonorrhea than others...

does anybody know, what is this? am I getting some std or something?
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this does not sound right or normal.  perhaps there is an injury to spermatic cord.  kissing or other endocrine change from emotion has produced, abnormally, pain in testis.  I don't know what's wrong, but do believe something is wrong.
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sounds like blue balls, just go whack it. lol
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This is a strange question; did you orgasm after your kissing sessions?  If not, what you might be experiencing is 'blue balls'.  It happens to every guy after a heavy, sexually arousing encounter without a 'happy ending'.  
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kissing someone will no cause testicular pain.

follow up on this with your provider.

grace
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I mean two times, during the last 5 months! sorry for the typing mistake
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