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I have had my testicle removed a week ago. the incision now has swollen and and the area around it is hard. i have been prescribed anti inflammation.
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inflammation: Mild swelling along the incision is normal. It is part of the healing process. A wound infection is also possible and is something to watch for.
Answered 1/6/2015
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