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A member asked:
3 weeks after orchiopexy for testicular torsion, left testicle that was twisted is way higher in my sack than my right testicle is this normal? if so when will it be normal again?
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It depends on the kind of orchiopexy. But routinly it takes 6-8 weeks to normalize
Answered 12/12/2021
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