Hayes v. Snyder

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 2008-10-09

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WOOD, Circuit Judge. Since 2001, Floyd K. Hayes has suffered from a medical condition that causes spasms in the cremasteric muscle associated with the left side of his scrotum. During these spasms, which occur at least once, and often multiple times, each day, Hayes’s cremasteric muscle cramps and retracts, compressing his testicle and causing excruciating pain. When these spasms…

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