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2020-11-08 19:39:13
I am suffering with Epidydoorchitis. That is diagnosed three months ago. After two months there is abcess diagnosed. Doctor drain the puss. But still there are some collection.still my right side testis swelling 6 size also not decreasing. Continuously I am taking antibiotics still now. Please advise. In general case How long time required to full recover. Regards, Debasish Ghosh
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Get the ultrasound of scrotum

Answered2020-11-09 09:24:06

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In general it improves in two weeks In your case it's severe and resistant What about pus cultural sensitivity? Done You need to go on injection antibiotics, Get Ultrasound done to check vascularity and viability of the testis

Answered2020-11-09 00:57:12

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Depends  on other comorbidities. If it is not responding, then testis needs to be removed for relief.

Answered2020-11-09 00:53:19

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