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I was hit by a ball on my rite testicle..then aftr cnslting dctr i cmpletd antibiotic course..bt recently an ultra sound showd it has fluid..
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Ball-istics Lesson: Fairly common after trauma. Fluid in there should resolve slowly over time, but if it persists greater than, say, two months, or gets bigger or causes you a lot of discomfort, tell your doctor. Also, stay protected and try and avoid re-injury.
Answered 9/11/2014
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