Resolved question:
Dear Sir,
One year ago I consulted urologist with symptoms of right testicular swelling.
He examined and suggested me to take antibiotics for 4 weeks, but there was no use no reduction in swelling.
Note : I had no pain.
After that he diagnosed with ultra sound scanning , report was normal with complications of reactive fluid.
Then he told that this may be cancerous and we went for BIOPSY. Report shows normal.No reduction in swelling. He told that it is normal it will be there for months.
One week back I consulted him with the same symptoms of right testicular swelling. He did ultra sound and the report says it may be KOchs epidydimitis, based on the report PCR FOR TUBERCLOSIS BLOOD TEST has been done and the report says it’s not that. Here I am attaching my reports please help me what should I do.
Waiting for the reply.
Thanks
s. Ganesh
ganeshshaganitw@gmail.com
+91 9985832832.
Submitted:
4 Days
Category:
Andrologist
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your query at DoctorSpring.com
It does not appear that you have tuberculosis.
You are essentially asymptomatic other than increased size and know for sure that there is no cancer.
I will suggest you to stop worrying about it and don't take any medications.
However if you have some troubles then try T. Hetrazan 300 mg once in night for 3 weeks.
Feel free to discuss further,
Take care
Sincerely
Rajiv Goel
Dear Sir,
Urologist i consulted is saying that he will try TB medication for 15 days without proof. But i am afraid of side effect , please suggest me.
Dear sir
Don't do anything. You are not troubled by the swelling. Don't start medications for tuberculosis.
Take care
Sincerely
Rajiv Goel
Dear Sir,
Thank you sir,
Please suggest me what should i do for reduction of swelling. Is there any chance of my wife getting effected by my problem.
Hello,
You don't have TB and moreover, there is no risk of transmitting TB by the sexual route. So please don't worry and start taking tablet I mentioned in previous follow-up.
Thank you
Sir there is any possibility of oral related infection in my case.
No, there is no possibility of oral related infection here.