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What do you do if you have a severe flare up of pain from chronic epididymitis and cannot get ahold of your urologist?
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Go to ER: If having a severe flare up of pain, you need to be seen. You can go to your er and also have them contact the doctor on call for your urologist. The pain may or may not be related to your previous complaint -- and there are some very urgent other causes for testicular pain. Be safe.
Answered 11/27/2014
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