One side testical problem

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Asked for Male, 32 Years

The testicle on my right has grown, I asked a doctor, so he gave me Moxikind cv 625 medicine to eat, is this medicine right for this?

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Dr. Karun Singla Andrologist 18 yrs exp Chandigarh · Accepted Answer

Dr. Karun Singla

Andrologist 18 yrs exp Chandigarh

Moxikind is an antibiotic and is used of infection is suspected. Probably the doctor who has seen u has diagnosed testicular infection and hence the medicine. Please continue as prescribed by the doctor.

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