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I have swollen testical after vasectomy. is this normal? how long does it last?
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Swelling: Bleeding can occur after vasectomy, depending on severity it can resolve in a few days to several weeks. Infection or inflammation can occur that may require bed rest, nsaids or antibiotics. Talk to the surgeon, he should be able to help you..
Answered 1/1/2014
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