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Use of Lidocaine Plaster for Testicular Pain
The Clinical Journal of Pain, 05/21/09
DeMello W et al. - Male chronic urogenital pain syndromes are difficult to manage. A comparably simple topical application of lidocaine offers us a potentially useful therapy for men with intractable testicular pain.
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