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Two months after inguinal open/mesh hernia repair, i still have discomfort in groin/testicle. i'm starting to worry about my recovery. should i be?
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May take time: See your surgeon for an exam to be sure you are healing well. Some skin nerve and testicular discomforts can take some months to fully resolve.
Answered 5/22/2021
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