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What Causes Pain On Right Testicle And Right Thigh Below Groin Area?

I have shottting pain on my right testicle and right thigh just below the groin area. I have done sonography and complete blood and urine analysis but everything seems to be normal as per the Urolgist at Holy family Hospital.

The pain is off and on and not continous it comes during the afternoon. it is usually when i stand but when I do brisk walking there is no pain.
Wed, 10 Feb 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your history of pain in the right testicle and the groin, indicates that there is a neurological component. There can be an obstruction in the ureter that causes such a referred pain and can be diagnosed by Intra-venous pyelography.
Cystoscopy to see any bladder pathology.
Hernia to see there is no stretching of the nerves.
Local examination for epidicymoorchitis.
Proper antibiotic cover with anti-inflammatory medicine can help. Srotal support. Recheck for varicocele as this is missed sometimes .
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What Causes Pain On Right Testicle And Right Thigh Below Groin Area?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of pain in the right testicle and the groin, indicates that there is a neurological component. There can be an obstruction in the ureter that causes such a referred pain and can be diagnosed by Intra-venous pyelography. Cystoscopy to see any bladder pathology. Hernia to see there is no stretching of the nerves. Local examination for epidicymoorchitis. Proper antibiotic cover with anti-inflammatory medicine can help. Srotal support. Recheck for varicocele as this is missed sometimes .