Swollen Testicle

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Swollen Testicle

Asked for Male, 28 Years

Recenlty I went to the doctor with a swollen right testicle and was Diagnosed with Epididymo Orchitis and started my Antibiotic course. Just wanted to know long does it take for the swelling to completely go away.

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Dr. Arun Kumar

Ayurveda 36 yrs exp Mumbai

Hello, it can take weeks or even months for complete recovery.. Totally depand on how much the infection is and how the body response to the treatment..

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Dr. Gunjan Saini

Sexologist 14 yrs exp Haridwar

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Dr. Umakant V. Ragte General Physician 46 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Umakant V. Ragte

General Physician 46 yrs exp Mumbai

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Contact through online after sonography report if you wish

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