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Can penis inflammation leave sterile?
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No: Ochiectomy (removal of both testicle), vasectomy, or congential condition can make you sterile. Non treated std (causing orchiditis- testicular infection) has potential for sterelity. Penis infection per se does not cause infetility.
Answered 12/14/2014
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