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I ve had a hydrocele operation 2 weeks ago but have a small deep cut inside my testicle and will it heal up?
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Online Prophesy?: In theory....it should heal up just fine. Your surgeon likely gave you post-op instructions and they should be followed! Wounds generally need to remain clean and dry to heal well. I suggest if you have concerns you COMMUNICATE with your surgeon and help them have you understand what you need to do improve your chances of a good outcome from your procedure.
Answered 1/2/2017
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