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Hello, i received an orchiopexy about three months ago. i'm still in pain, and if i stand long periods of time or lift too much my tetsicles swell up, and i am in pain for multiple days. i know i should be healed right now. doctors won't help?
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Without an exam no treatment can be prescribed. Pl see the Urologist who operated . In the meantime, wear a good support underwear, dont do heavy lifting, use a heating pad to the area over clothing, 15-20mts 3x a day and take OTC Ibuprofen. Hope you feel better.
Answered 2/3/2022
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