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A member asked:
Had 6 times utis in an year. took antibiotic but uti come back+pain in testicles& swollen testis veins. pus cells also found in semen report. ?
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See a urologist: This is a problem which requires an excellent urologist and adherence to their recommendations. If you have already done this, perhaps a second opinion is in order.
Answered 3/20/2018
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Hi for a number of weeks experiencing pain in testicles , back and lower abdominal. Been to docs and tests neg for uti and scan of scrotum norm. ?
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