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4 weeks post orchiopexy for torsion, occasional soreness in testicle, is this normal? testicle was not removed.
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Do they use insoluble sutures for stitching remaining testicle during orchiopexy(lost one due to torsion) or will they just create a pouch?
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After orchiopexy surgery for torsion I have extreme pain and swelling in my right testicle. Only hurts in my right and left testicle by my epidydmis?
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Go for orchiopexy? I'm 21. I lost my right testicle 7 yrs ago. I'm not sure whether it is torsion. I experience sharp pains on right lower abdomen
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I had orchiopexy done to my testicles due to torsion and doctor told be not to ride motor cycle for a year and not to play games. is it necessary?
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