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What Causes Severe Testicle Pain?

My dad has severe testicle pain following a cholonoscopy today. He recently beat prostate cancer but they did find three polyps today to have biopsied ... He also has something in the rectum cartelized .... They said thecrectum thing had something to do with the proton therapy. Please any info he is in such pain.
Mon, 23 Nov 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted history related to your Father developing severe testicular pain following a Colonoscopy. Three polyps were biopsied.
This is very rare to occur.
Your Father is a cancer prostate patient and has beat it.
This is rare indeed to occur after colonoscopy.
The testicular pain might be independent of colonoscopy and biopsy.

I would advise you to take him for ultrasound and color doppler and to get a proper diagnosis. Ultrasound of abdomen, tests of blood and sugar to be done.
The treatment would depend upon the findings and should be carried out properly.



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What Causes Severe Testicle Pain?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted history related to your Father developing severe testicular pain following a Colonoscopy. Three polyps were biopsied. This is very rare to occur. Your Father is a cancer prostate patient and has beat it. This is rare indeed to occur after colonoscopy. The testicular pain might be independent of colonoscopy and biopsy. I would advise you to take him for ultrasound and color doppler and to get a proper diagnosis. Ultrasound of abdomen, tests of blood and sugar to be done. The treatment would depend upon the findings and should be carried out properly.