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You recently had a hernia surgery done and my balls are swollen and turning black blue is this normal?
Updated: 11/6/2022
I to recently had hernia surgery ! I hate to say it I am in more pain now than before the surgery ! I had asked my surgeon the same question about my testicles and ball sac turning black & Blue ! He said this is normal. Lay flat on your back with legs up with pillows Ice area .Take it easy. Swelling and black & blue went away . But the pain in the testicles and groin area are still there.
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