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writes:This is bit embarassing but what might cause my balls to ache? They have ached in the past when I've been seriously turned on but not had sex however they seem to ache at times every day for past few days. I have been masturbating but even so am really wanting sex so would that be the cause or could it be something else? Thanks x Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (26 July 2008): Subsequent to everyone else's advice, this is a classic case of what's commonly known as 'Blue Balls'.
Lay off the wanking for a while and avoid any pornographic material for a day or three. If the ache persists after that, do as everyone else says.
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reader, TasteofIndia  +, writes (26 July 2008):
 If a man ever experiences pain in his testicles, he should go see a doctor. It can be signs of something serious, or it could be fine. Absolutely go to the doctor!
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reader, Mark25  +, writes (26 July 2008):
 When men are turned on their testicles ache. It's something to do with a build of fluid. Masturbation usually sorts it. But it would be wise for you to go and see a doctor so he can out your mind at rest whether there's something wrong or not. You don't give your age but if your still a teenager then your body is still developing which will cause them to ache. But try not to worry. A doctor will sort you out.
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reader, anonymous, writes (26 July 2008): It is never wise to take chances with your health;
PLEASE do contact your doctor.
Best wishes and lots of SMILES
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reader, pepper27 +, writes (26 July 2008):
 Hi Hunny
This could be nothing but then again its always wise to go and see a doc to make sure love so book an ap as its so hard for us to say just what it could be better being safe and getting a pro to check this out hun TAKE CARE LOVE MANDY XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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reader, Yos  +, writes (26 July 2008):
 It could be nothing, but it could also be one of a long list of medical causes. The best thing to do is go visit your doctor, tell them your symptoms, and see what they recommend. They'll probably run a few tests.
This is a pretty important part of your body, best not to take any risks with them :)
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