- male
- 35 Years
- 01/04/2021
Is a vasectomy painful?
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View allI recently realized I have an undescended right testicle I can feel it just above the penis on that side. Is it still possible to descend the testicle at my age? If surgery is an option, how do I bring this up with my parents? Also, will having one testicle affect my sperm count or sexual health in the long run? Can I still have a normal sex life with just one?
Yes, surgery (orchiopexy) may still be an option depending on your age and the position of the testicle—consult a urologist for evaluation. It’s best to discuss this openly with your parents as it’s a common condition. Having one healthy testicle is usually enough for normal sperm production and sexual function. Most men with one testicle lead a completely normal sex life and can father children.
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My father needs TURP surgery for his enlarged prostate seen on USG. He has no BP, sugar, or other health issues but has urine passing problems. I've already consulted others but just want to know the approximate cost of TURP surgery
ranges between 70k-1L from hstl to hsptl.
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I'm noticing some white particles in my urine lately, and I'm a bit concerned. I also have a PCOD problem and there's swelling on the right side of my body, from my upper back down to my toe, even affecting my right hand. I consulted a homeopathy doctor and they mentioned swelling in my right ovary. I completed a 7-month course of medication for PCOD last year, lost 8kgs with a proper diet, and I'm not currently on any medication for it. I'm married, and I'm trying to understand what's going on. Can you help me figure this out?
Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management
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