Hi all,
About a week and a half ago I went back to my urologist because my right testis felt a little senstitive ad my epididymis was swollen. We had an ultrasound and the radiologist felt that it was "mild epididymitis" and wasn't all that concerned. The epididymis was "more heterogeneous" than in the prior study. My uro didn't think that it was an infection, that it was rather caused by "back flow" of urine from straining when I urinate. He said that the urinalysis did not show an infection.
The problem is that he has done nothing after the ultrasound, and the swelling hasn't gone down. I then found out through the grapevine (he's an old colleague) that he is actually leaving the state.
Do these mild forms of epididymitis resolve on their own? Has anyone else heard of "urine backflow" or is this a case of my urologist hand waving because he actually has no idea of what may be causing this?
The actual testicle looks fine by the way.
Regards,
djm
PS It never ends, does it?
About a week and a half ago I went back to my urologist because my right testis felt a little senstitive ad my epididymis was swollen. We had an ultrasound and the radiologist felt that it was "mild epididymitis" and wasn't all that concerned. The epididymis was "more heterogeneous" than in the prior study. My uro didn't think that it was an infection, that it was rather caused by "back flow" of urine from straining when I urinate. He said that the urinalysis did not show an infection.
The problem is that he has done nothing after the ultrasound, and the swelling hasn't gone down. I then found out through the grapevine (he's an old colleague) that he is actually leaving the state.
Do these mild forms of epididymitis resolve on their own? Has anyone else heard of "urine backflow" or is this a case of my urologist hand waving because he actually has no idea of what may be causing this?
The actual testicle looks fine by the way.
Regards,
djm
PS It never ends, does it?
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