can testicular torsion go away?
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If your son has testicular torsion, he'll feel a sudden, possibly severe pain in his scrotum and one of his testicles. The pain can get worse or ease a bit, but probably won't go away completely. If your son has sudden groin pain, get him to a hospital emergency room as soon as you can.
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There are no lasting side effects after you have one testicle removed. Having one testicle removed won't affect your ability to get an erection. For most men it won't affect their ability to have children. But for some men their remaining testicle might not work so well and this could reduce their fertility.
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You can probably do light activity after two or three days, but you'll need to avoid sports, lifting and heavy work for a week or so. Overdoing it could cause pain or bleeding inside the scrotum. Avoid any sexual activity for a week or so. If you do ejaculate, you may feel pain or notice blood in your semen.
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Your scrotum may be bruised and swollen. This will go away in 1 to 2 weeks. You will probably be able to return to work or your normal routine on the day after surgery, depending on your job. If your job involves physical labour or lifting, it may take 2 or 3 days before you can go back to work.
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Testicular lumps are most often painless, although some do cause pain. They can also be movable or immovable. Some tumors may be smaller than a pea, while others can be larger than a marble. Many of the tumors will feel hard and rock-like.
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Testicular cancer is very curable. While a cancer diagnosis is always serious, the good news about testicular cancer is that it is treated successfully in 95 percent of cases. If treated early, that number rises to 98 percent.
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Testicular cancer is one of the most curable forms. Your results will depend on several things, including the cancer's type and stage. Overall, 95% of men who have testicular cancer live at least 5 years after diagnosis.
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Testicular cancer can usually be cured in patients who receive adjuvant chemotherapy or radiation therapy after their primary treatment.
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The xiphoid process can be removed using an electrosurgical dissection of the lower sternum. The procedure is considered safe, with a low risk of complications. The area can feel tender for several weeks post-surgery until the wound has healed.
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— But process can take upwards of 9 months This article is a collaboration between MedPage Today and: NEW ORLEANS -- Most men achieved near-full recovery of testicular function after stopping abuse of performance-enhancing steroid hormones, according to an observational study reported here.
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Many cysts, such as wrist or ovarian cysts, go away on their own. Others, such as skin cysts, grow slowly in size and may go away on their own or may need to be drained if they produce symptoms or become inflamed. Cysts in the cervix may disappear after a woman gives birth. Kidney cysts usually do not go away.
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It takes three to four weeks for the abdominal incisions to heal completely, so you should avoid heavy lifting during that time. You may have some swelling in the scrotum and penis after surgery, which will resolve with time.
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Potential complications from varicocele repair include persistent/recurrent varicocele, bruising, infection and testicular tenderness. A hydrocele, collection of water around the testis, occurs in an extremely small number of men.
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It's also one of the most treatable cancers, even if it's spread to other areas. According to the American Cancer Society, for those with testicular cancer in early stages, the five-year survival rate is greater than 95 percent.
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He or she will have to examine your testicles and feel for the lumps — you may feel a little embarrassed, but it usually doesn't hurt. Lumps in the testicles could be many things. Some are perfectly normal. For example, you may be feeling the epididymis, the tightly coiled tube where sperm are stored.
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Jock itch usually can be treated within weeks, although it commonly comes back. Treatment for chronic (long-lasting) infections may last one or two months.
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Treatments for epididymitis If you have an infection, you'll usually be given antibiotics. You should start to feel better within a few days, but it may take up to 2 weeks to fully recover.