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Hi, i had a uteroscopy last week for kidney stone removal, however it is six days later and i have a swollen penis head, should i be worried?
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Concerning: Swelling of the glans penis, especially if redness is present, persisting for 6 days after the procedure suggests trauma or infection( balanitis). I recommend that the urologist who performed the procedure examine you for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 12/4/2016
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