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A member asked:
4 years ago my left testicle died due to testicular torsion, my right testicle is healthy and got fixed by orchiopexy surgery . but dead testicle is still within my scrotum shrunken like resin , can it harm to healthy testicle or my body?
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Why doesn't I feel any veins in my scrotum. and it has become cool and numb. Epydidymis feels hard. I recently had orchiopexy surgery for the testicle?
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Hello Doctor, I have an operation of orchiopexy on right sided testicle (to resolve testicular torsion), But my left testicle is dead, shrunken due to testicular torsion happend 3 years ago, is it okay to leave dead testicle in your scrotum?
Lost sensation in R/testis after a big pain and admitted hospital..ultrasound was normal. after another week my scrotum went cool.After another week orchiopexy done to R/s. They says my testicle was not dead in surgery. Is my testicle dead?
I recently had orchiopexy and scrotal exploration surgery after I ruptured my left testicle about 3 weeks ago and I was wondering when would be a safe time for me to masturbate or engage in any sexual activity?
Had testis torsion back in november surgery 2 day later (orchiopexy) later it died off because it got too damaged so in januari had orchiectomy, but ever since the orchiopexy i gotten white dry flakes on my scrotum, what causes it? I see after shower?
My testicle died weeks after orchiopexy surgery for torsion (i had returning bloodflow) why did this happen? Could i control it?
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