my left testicle has pain and infection and the doctor recommended surgery I'm currently in afg but can travel to India which place would be easiest to get this surgery done

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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For the easiest access to surgery for testicular pain and infection in India, consider consulting a doctor in a major medical hub like Delhi or Mumbai. These cities have highly specialized urology and surgical departments with experienced doctors and state-of-the-art facilities.

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Answered 14/08/2025

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I'm trying to understand what's going on with some recent scan results. It mentions there's a right pleural effusion that's under 100 ml. How serious is that? Should I be worried? Also, it says there's a thick-walled urinary bladder with some post-void residue, and I'm wondering if it's linked to cystitis. Could you explain what this all means and what steps I should consider next?

That could be Urosepsis,do not neglect,visit Physician for appropriate management

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Hey, I've got a situation where there's a lot of foreskin at the tip of my penis, and I'm finding it tough to retract it fully. It's really bothering me and I kinda want to be able to pull it back easily. Any advice on what I can do about this?

Circumcision may be necessary to remove the excess foreskin. It is important to consult with a urologist for proper evaluation and treatment.

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My penis has a noticeable curve when erect but it's straight when flaccid. It doesn't cause any pain but I'm self-conscious about how it looks. I'm not sexually active right now and don't plan to be soon, but I'm worried this might cause problems later. I masturbate with my left hand could that be related? I read that surgery might be the only fix but I really don't want to go that route. Is this curve normal or something I should address now? Could it affect my sex life in the future?

It is normal ,nothing to worry.If still facing issues please consult dermatologist.

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