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I lost a testicle 7 years back(not sure whether it is torsion).. shall i go for orcheopexy? from when can i resume gyming and exercise after surgery
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torsion: If you lost your right testicle because of a torsion 7 years ago, you are at risk for torsion in the left testicle and should undergo a left orchidopexy to prevent possible loss of the left testicle. Typical post op recovery is 2 weeks of no strenous activity.
Answered 12/10/2013
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