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A member asked:
My man had an infection in one of his testicles and it doesn't seem to be fully gone it keeps coming back. he did took a 2 week course antibiotics ?
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Urologist: It could be that he has been on the wrong antibiotic. There is also a possibility that this is not infection in his testicle. It may be a wise choice to see a urologist for another opinion
Answered 9/28/2017
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