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A 21-year-old male asked:
I probably have epididymitis and i have not been to a doctor for two months but i will go i have pain in the abdomen and pain in the epididymis no more swollen testicles. can i have chronic epididymitis? and it's possible to get rid off chronic?
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Pl do not self-diagnose and speculate on your symptoms. See a good Urologist who should examine and treat you and you will be OK.
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A 21-year-old male asked:
Urology I have pain in the abdomen and pain in the epididymis no more swollen testicles the doctor tell me that I don't have anything but the pain continue a month now after ejaculation. Can I continue ejaculate?
You probably have chronic inflammation from the previous infection and it will probably subside over time . Do not ejaculate for two weeks and see if ... Read More
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Answered Nov 06, 2021
A 21-year-old male asked:
Hello I have a pain under the left abdomen mainly which I don't have it always. I have a pain in the testicles when I grab and press the epididymis.I have no other symptoms I think it may be epididymitis.I masturbate and have a pain what could it be?
There are several reasons for your symptoms. Possible an infection, nutcracker syndrome, varicocele, kidney disease. and a few more
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A 21-year-old male asked:
I have a pain under the abdomen and pain in the testicles only when I press the epididymis is there a case of having epididymitis? and in case I have Ejaculatory duct obstruction? it's possible to have epididymitis?
Pl do not press your epidid as they are pretty sensitive. If there is no palpable swelling you do not have epididymitis. Ejac duct obstruction is very... Read More
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A 18-year-old male asked:
My testicle started getting swollen, red and painful once I blocked my ejaculation while masturbating once. Doctor told me I had Epididymitis. How is that possible?
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This is an infection unrelated to your masturbation and needs to be treated by your doctor. Good Luck
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A 21-year-old male asked about a 17-year-old male:
I have pain today in the epididymis and it is swollen while tomorrow when I go to the doctor it will not be swollen if it is not swollen tomorrow and there will be no outburst how the doctor will diagnose the problem if have chronic epididymitis ???
If you have swelling in the epidid. it will not go away in a day or two, and if it does it is not epididymitis. Chronic epidid is uncommon and frequen... Read More
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