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Does epiditymytis present with a swollen scrotum only 2-3 times a day? really no pain and scrotum just feels heavy for the majority of the day
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Possible orchitis: inflammation of the testicle (s) themselves and requires immedaite evaluation and treatment.
Answered 10/28/2018
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