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My 14 yr old son had one testicle removed due to twisted testicle and second one was repaired and saved. he has hematoma and it's been four months. how much longer to heal?
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Too long : Four months is a bit too long for a hematoma to heal. Call the surgeon and arrange another appointment .?
Answered 8/9/2017
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