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Getting Heavy Sensation, Gel Like Clumps Seen In Sperm, Testicle Swollen. Diagnosed With Chronic Epididymitis. Suggest?
hi, my name is tyler whitehead and i was diagnosed with chronic epididymitis 5 years ago after taking all kinds of antibiotics and 2 minor surguries for varicolceles which did nothing. my left testicle is still swollen, with a heavy sensation and im noticing gel like clumps in my sperm . could this be a sign of a blockedge. if not, do u have any other ideas of what it could be before i go ahead and get it removed. thank you for your time.
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Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have Varicocele and Chronic Epididymitis for which you have been taking antibiotics and undergone surgery twice. with unsatisfactory results.
Your left testicle may be swollen due to what is called as secondary Hydrocele which can be confirmed only on clinical examination Please consult qualified Urologist or Surgeon for evaluation and further treatment.
Dr.Patil
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Getting Heavy Sensation, Gel Like Clumps Seen In Sperm, Testicle Swollen. Diagnosed With Chronic Epididymitis. Suggest?
Hello Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have Varicocele and Chronic Epididymitis for which you have been taking antibiotics and undergone surgery twice. with unsatisfactory results. Your left testicle may be swollen due to what is called as secondary Hydrocele which can be confirmed only on clinical examination Please consult qualified Urologist or Surgeon for evaluation and further treatment. Dr.Patil