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Epididymitis
Does walking and running increases epididymitis or it's not much big of a deal. I am suffering from chronic epididymitis from past 2 months.
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Dr. Nishant Gurnani
Urologist
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello. Physical activity may lead to more discomfort associated with chronic epididymitis but does not lead to increase in disease severity
You can wear a royal support and continue doing physical activity
Sitz bath may also help
A review of the medications you are taking for epididymitis may help me in answering your problem better
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Dr. Devpriya Mitra
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10 yrs exp
Noida
No walking and running does not cause epididymitis
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