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Tuberculosis epididymitis
I have a small nodule in my epididymitis in left Testicle and it pains sometimes (almost once or twice a month) for which I was give 1 month course for antibiotics which did not respond . So my Urologist asked me to start Tuberculosis DOTS course for 6 months which he later extended to 3 more months . Now it has been 9 months Nodule is still there , Urologist is saying to stop DOTS as 9 months is enough but my Pulmonologist is saying to continue to 12 months . What Should I do ?? SHOULD I STOP NOW OR CONTINUE TO 12 MONTHS ?
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You will need to undergo a detailed examination and analysis. Follow up with pulmonologist for the same at the earliest
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If improvement is there then only continue DOTS for 3 more months.otherwise do biopsy test
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Please visit another doctor, a specialist who can advice on TB epididymitis, if you are confused. But 12 months for TB epididymitis is not unheard of...
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