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Descended Testis, Swelling, No Pain. What To Do?

Hello, doctor,
I am 27 yr old. I have problem in testicles that left testis had came down & feels over weight & feel nervous. Now right one is also swollen little bit but there is no pain in testicle. I am worried of this. As left testis swollen almost 5 yrs before & no pain in it. But in recent days even right one also swollen like the same. Plz suggest me what to do. As I am worried on this..
Plz help me on this doctor.
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
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Hi welcome to health care magic forum.
Thank you for the query.Most common caused of this are varicocele, hydrocele or hernias. Less common are tumors and testicle infections. If this persist you should do ultrasound to see is this tender or liquid. After, this it can be surgically managed or by certain medicines. If this is painful and red it can be sign of inflammation and antibiotic treatment is obligatory. Wish you good health.
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Descended Testis, Swelling, No Pain. What To Do?

Hi welcome to health care magic forum. Thank you for the query.Most common caused of this are varicocele, hydrocele or hernias. Less common are tumors and testicle infections. If this persist you should do ultrasound to see is this tender or liquid. After, this it can be surgically managed or by certain medicines. If this is painful and red it can be sign of inflammation and antibiotic treatment is obligatory. Wish you good health.