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3 weeks ago i had a bilateral orchoipexy. i still have visible incisions on each testicle. when should i expect them to fully heal?
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The incisions are on the scrotal skin not on the testicles. They should have healed by now. you should go back to see the doc who operated
Answered 10/12/2022
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