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Can these 2 be related?
My right testicle is swollen (epididymis area) from past 3 4 years (I felt pain for 1 month initially). I didn't took any treatment for this.
Now I'm having a cloudy vision in one eye which is diagnosed as Autoimmune Uveitis.
I'm wondering if it's possible that my eye is affected due to the initial problem of testicle since I didn't take any treatment?
Can these 2 disease be connected somehow since there is inflammation in my testicle?
Since my eye problem was not resolved just by stepdown steroidal use, my eye doc is suggesting some test to confirm any other autoimmune disease.
Please tell if these can or cannot be related to each other.
(My opthalmologist doesn't know about the problem I'm testicle)
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Do sonography of scrotum.
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Send testis sonography to confirm may not be related
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