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A member asked:
Ive had epididymitis for a long time, and have been treated for it in the past. its in the left testicular. could it also affect the right one?
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Maybe: Acute epididymitis is most commonly infectious in etiology but can also be from noninfectious causes such as trauma and autoimmune diseases. Based on this, it may affect other testes. A urologist should be seen to assess for repeat infections of epididymitis.
Answered 1/2/2021
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