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Painful Swelling In Scrotal Sac, Have Solid And Cystic Echotexture With Generalized Wall Thickness. Taking Augmentin. Sounds Okay?

hello doctor, I had a painful swelling in my left scrotal sac for 3-4 days. I went and saw a urologist and got an ultrasound test done too. The ulrasound indicates a left scrotal wall collection measuring 35 x 20 x 22 mm (8.26 cc), having solid and cystic echotexture with generalized wall thickness . I am on Augmentin (1g) and Zinase, as advised by the urologist whom i consulted. Please tell me what I should do next ? Prepare mentally for an I & D under local/general anesthesia ? Or let it subside on it s own ?
Tue, 26 Feb 2013
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If symptoms and size of abscess has reduced after starting antibiotics , you can wait to see if it resolves.But if the case is otherwise , then I would surely like to go ahead with I &D with preferred local anesthesia if not contraindicated for some reason.

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Painful Swelling In Scrotal Sac, Have Solid And Cystic Echotexture With Generalized Wall Thickness. Taking Augmentin. Sounds Okay?

Hello, If symptoms and size of abscess has reduced after starting antibiotics , you can wait to see if it resolves.But if the case is otherwise , then I would surely like to go ahead with I &D with preferred local anesthesia if not contraindicated for some reason. Regards.