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My scrotum is still grossly swollen 7 days after varicocelectomy. is this normal? i am now worried. please help
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Post-op swelling: Not really. You should call the urologist and be examined. It sounds as if you may have a hematoma in the scrotum and this would need attention.
Answered 1/20/2016
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