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With epididymitis should pain and swelling decrease with rest and scrotal elevation, i have some pain and swelling but only when active?
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No: They is usually the result of infection and it requires antibiotics to treat. Do not delay in seeing a doctor. Permanent damage can occur if this is left untreated.
Answered 1/5/2019
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