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If i had a partial testicular torsion yesterday and was able to fix it, how can i know if my testicle is okay? still feel mild discomfort today, but i could be imagining it in my head. i have no swelling, color change, vomiting, fever,etc. thoughts?

Q: if i had a partial testicular torsion yesterday and was able to fix it, how can i know if my testicle is okay? still feel mild discomfort today, but i could be imagining it in my head. i have no swelling, color change, vomiting, fever,etc. thoughts?

: You need to be examined by a urologist for two reasons: 1) to examine the testcle and 2) to get surgery to prevent it from happenng again.

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You need to be examined by a urologist for two reasons: 1) to examine the testcle and 2) to get surgery to prevent it from happenng again.

Answered 4/29/2023

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A member asked:

If i had a partial testicular torsion yesterday and was able to fix it, how can i know if my testicle is okay? still feel mild discomfort today, but i could be imagining it in my head. i have no swelling, color change, vomiting, fever,etc. thoughts?

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