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A 26-year-old male asked:
Went 2 er 4 inflamed testicle pain groin, and swollen lymph nodes in my leg i had an ultrasound they said i had epididymitis now my penis is inflamed ?
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A Verified Doctoranswered
Urology 43 years experience
Reevaluation: You should be on antibiotics. If you are and you are getting worse so that the infection has spread to your penis, then you need to be evaluated. Inflammation of the skin is termed cellulitis, and should be controlled as soon as possible. Go back to the er first since they will be able to document any changes and contact an appropriate specialist.
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A 33-year-old member asked:
Went 2 ER 4 inflamed testicle pain and swollen lymph nodes in my leg i had an ultrasound they said i had epididymitis now my penis is inflamed?
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Dr. Yash Khannaanswered
Family Medicine 59 years experience
All part of the same: Acute epididymitis is usually caused by bacteria and can also effect the penis.You need to continue antibiotics and need to follow up with your doctor or a urologist.
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I have a constant throbbing pain in my groin. The origin could either be my testicle or closer to my lymph node (difficult to tell) The pain is fairly constant with some spikes. Sometimes radiates into leg. What could it be. 26yo male?
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