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Can I do orchiopexy surgery without dise
Can I appox doc to have orciopexy surgey on me without undescended or torsion? Is it possible to have surgery to avoid torsions in normal testicles? Please tell me I just have fear of torsion
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If the testis is normal and descended , there no need of preventing orchiopexy for fear of torsion
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Dn’t worry and you dn’t need to fear unnecessary , to be short in india you have a better chances of developing diabetes than developing a torsion testis in normal individual
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There is no need for surgery in your case .
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Can't give opinion
Unless see it.
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It is unnecessary
Kindly consult with me online
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No need to do that, connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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