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What could i have??? My doctors are horrid. Pain in groin, stomach and testicles
I have been tested for Sti, all negative. Ive had a urine and blood test all good ,Wbc, no infections detected. My sympoms are..
1-tight in the groin and pubic hair region (where the front leg and hip come together, not the inside of thigh).
2- slight testicle soarness.
3- lower abdomen discomfort, more on left side.
4- slight nausea, and slight lower vack discomfort.
5- all symptoms worsen as the day goes on. Feel pretty good in the morning and pain/discomfort increaes through the day.
Doc thinks i have epididymis, ive been on antibiotics for 2 weeks. I havent gotten worse only slightly better. Ive looked at strains, hernias, uti, sti, prostatitis. I have some symptoms for all but no...
Blood in urine
Discharge
Pain or burning while urination or ejaculation
Trouble urinating
Any thoughts?
1-tight in the groin and pubic hair region (where the front leg and hip come together, not the inside of thigh).
2- slight testicle soarness.
3- lower abdomen discomfort, more on left side.
4- slight nausea, and slight lower vack discomfort.
5- all symptoms worsen as the day goes on. Feel pretty good in the morning and pain/discomfort increaes through the day.
Doc thinks i have epididymis, ive been on antibiotics for 2 weeks. I havent gotten worse only slightly better. Ive looked at strains, hernias, uti, sti, prostatitis. I have some symptoms for all but no...
Blood in urine
Discharge
Pain or burning while urination or ejaculation
Trouble urinating
Any thoughts?
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