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Circumcision pain after 10 months

I have had a circumcision operation 10 months back. It still hurts at the sight of incision and lower part of the gland. The pain has increased in the last two days along with burning sensation. Any solution to this.
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Penile Curvature and testicular issue

Hi, I have penile curvature and am not sure if it is too severe for sexual intercourse. I have no pain during erection but will it cause pain during sex? Also my left testicle is lower than my right testicle (about 1 inch difference). Is this okay? I noticed this change when I switched from briefs to boxers and played sports in high school. Please see attached images for reference. Thanks
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Kidney stone in USG report

Kindly find attached the ultrasound report and advise on what is to be done next. There's a small kidney stone seen.
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Epididymoorchitis:Residual cord thicken

History: * Phase 1 (March 18): Started on Tab Faropenem and Enzomac. Condition worsened; swelling increased and high fever developed. ​Phase 2 (March 22 - March 28): Hospitalized/Put on IV Antibiotics (Ceftriaxone & Amikacin) for 6 days. Fever subsided and swelling began to improve. ​Phase 3 (Late March/Early April): Transitioned to Tab Zifi 200mg (Cefixime) for 7 days and Enzomac Plus for 10 days. ​The Gap: Following doctor's advice, stopped all meds for about 10 days. However, dull pain while walking persisted. ​Current Status (Last few days): Re-consulted doctor. On palpation, he noted a "thickened cord" but confirmed testicle size is now normalized/identical to the left. ​Current Meds: Restarted Zifi 200mg and Enzomac for a 10-day course. ​Symptoms: ​No fever (96.4°F). No back pain. ​Sharp, localized pain in the spermatic cord (inguinal area), specifically where the doctor pressed. ​Pain is positional: It vanishes when lying flat with legs elevated but "zaps" when lifting the legs
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Regarding Hyogonadism post-PCT

• Age: 28 years, male • Current weight: ~98 kg • Baseline pre-cycle Total Testosterone: ~705 ng/dL History • Completed anabolic steroid cycle, PCT finished November 2025 • No other chronic illnesses, no diabetes, non-smoker Serial Labs • Nov 2025 (2 weeks post-PCT): Total T 631.57 ng/dL, Free T 38.50 pg/mL, LH 8.0 mIU/mL, FSH 5.28 mIU/mL, E2 61.84 pg/mL (elevated) • Jan 2026 (2 months post-PCT): Total T dropped to 374.10 ng/dL • April 2026 
– Total Testosterone: 374.90 ng/dL (stuck low)
– Free Testosterone: 19.40 pg/mL (low)
– LH: 7.60 mIU/mL (high-normal)
– FSH: 3.10 mIU/mL
– E2: 18.52 pg/mL (normal)
– SHBG: 33.90 nmol/L (normal)
– HbA1c: 5.9% (borderline)
– Calcium: 8.7 mg/dL (low) • Strong early rebound post-PCT, then plateau at ~375 ng/dL for 5+ months Used enclomophine for 5 weeks and the total still the same I'd like to further consult a doctor who deals in sports medicine and hypogonadism Thank you
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Persistent pain due to E coli infection

I’m 24 male from Mumbai. A 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with an E. coli infection in semen which was causing post-ejaculation pain. After completing treatment, the pain has reduced significantly overall, but I’m still facing some issues. I still get a spike in pain during ejaculation, especially when the penis is not fully erect. This happens quite often during nightfall, where ejaculation seems to occur before full erection. I’ve also noticed that I’m not getting strong erections like before, and ejaculation often happens before full erection along with increased sensitivity. There is no major pain during the day otherwise. Should I consult a urologist again or see an andrologist for this? Is this a normal part of recovery or something that needs further evaluation? Thank you.
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Dj stunt remove

Will I need anesthesia for the removal of a DJ stent? I don't like anesthesia; it makes me feel uneasy. Can a DJ stent be removed without anesthesia?
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Circumcision

Hello dr,I wanted to ask for 9 year old kid if circumcision is planned which type of anesthesia can be used to perform the procedure ...
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Kidney stone problem

Left renal calculi with evolving staghorn calculus extending from lower pole calyx to renal pelvis. Mild hydronephrosis left kidney --- likely post operative changes. Right renal calculus. Small right upper ureteric calculus causing ipsilateral mild hydroureteronephrosis
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5 mm kidney stone

As per ultrasound 5 mm stone one both kidneys As I have mild pain on the back side of my stomach .also detect fatty lever in ultrasound
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