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Testicle Hurt And Still Pains. Suggest Help

My husband is 22 years old. He had his testicle kicked into his lower stomach years back. And its still not fell out. I can actually feel where the testicle is. It hurts him if pressure is put on the spot, and it also interrupts our intercourse. This morning he woke up practically screaming at the pain in the spot. How can we get this fixed. And how can we afford to? We have no job and no medical insurance. Please help.
Mon, 27 Aug 2012
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. It may be ectopic testicle or an inguinal hernia. more chances are there for inguinal hernia, the testicle if not in the sac it will be in the abdomen. if one testicle is out side it will be sufficient for fertility. if both are in side it should be brought to the sac as early as possible.
I advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment, if it is hernia and started to cause agonising pain it also should be immediately operated.
Wishing for a quick recovery, and thanks for calling.
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Testicle Hurt And Still Pains. Suggest Help

Hi welcome to HCMForum. It may be ectopic testicle or an inguinal hernia. more chances are there for inguinal hernia, the testicle if not in the sac it will be in the abdomen. if one testicle is out side it will be sufficient for fertility. if both are in side it should be brought to the sac as early as possible. I advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment, if it is hernia and started to cause agonising pain it also should be immediately operated. Wishing for a quick recovery, and thanks for calling.