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Urine bacterial infection low testostero
Can repeated urine bacterial infections lower testosterone?
Hi doctors,
I have had many recurring urine bacterial infections (UTIs). After these infections, my testosterone levels have become low.
Can repeated or chronic urine infections affect testosterone or damage testicle function?
What tests should I do to find the exact cause?
Please guide.
I also attached usg of scrotum
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