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Pain In Right Testicles, Given Antibiotics, Experiencing Heaviness On Right Testicle And No Penile Erection. Is It Side Effects Of Medicine?
sir i had a pain in right testicular with urine problem and with in 4 to 5 days its gone after getting antibiotic, but after 2 months i experienced heavyness on right testicle and feel one thick vein attach with right testicle, now i am experiencing not full penile erection from 2 days. my marriage is coming after one month, i have also some stomach digestion problem. (i am getting neurobion tablets and sante capsules and also take indrop D injection are these problems coming with these medicines)pls help i am very upset
Fri, 8 Mar 2013
Hello
Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have Epididymo Orchitis on Rt. side. Though you have taken antibiotics for five days and your pain has subsided it takes 3-4 weeks for Orchitis to get resolved completely.
The erectile problem that you are facing may be the result of the infection. Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and further advice. He may advise you to get some tests like Ultrasound Scanning and colour Doppler study of the scrotum done.to confirm the diagnosis In the mean while continue taking antibiotic .
Dr.Patil
Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have Epididymo Orchitis on Rt. side. Though you have taken antibiotics for five days and your pain has subsided it takes 3-4 weeks for Orchitis to get resolved completely.
The erectile problem that you are facing may be the result of the infection. Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and further advice. He may advise you to get some tests like Ultrasound Scanning and colour Doppler study of the scrotum done.to confirm the diagnosis In the mean while continue taking antibiotic .
Dr.Patil
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