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Suggest Remedy For Tenderness Of Testicles After Infection

I recently had an infection in my left testical .It was swallon for about a week,the doctor done urine tests and an utrasound and treated me with antibotics.That was about 14 days ago,i feel fine no trouble ,but my testical is still very tender,what should i do
Wed, 4 Mar 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Read the history of infection of the testis called Orchitis, you have already being treated properly.
Since this is for the last 14 days, and the testis is still very tender, this indicates that you need further treatment in the form of:
Antibiotic as per the culture and sensitivity report.
Anti-inflammatory medicines
Scrotal support.
Work-up : test of blood, urine for a review as to why the problem is persistent,
Ultrasonography of the abdomen and scrotum to review the case.
Second opinion of another Urologist if required.
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Suggest Remedy For Tenderness Of Testicles After Infection

Hi. Thanks for your query. Read the history of infection of the testis called Orchitis, you have already being treated properly. Since this is for the last 14 days, and the testis is still very tender, this indicates that you need further treatment in the form of: Antibiotic as per the culture and sensitivity report. Anti-inflammatory medicines Scrotal support. Work-up : test of blood, urine for a review as to why the problem is persistent, Ultrasonography of the abdomen and scrotum to review the case. Second opinion of another Urologist if required.