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Operated For Ca-rectum, Had Radiotherapy And Chemotherapy, Hip Pain Extends To Testis

I got operated for ca-rectum in June 2012 in AIIMS New Delhi , after that I had 25 radiotherapy & 6 chemotherapy . Now pain occurs in my right hip which extend to my testis , Doctor suggested for MRI of right hip which found to be normal but pain is still in my right hip . Kindly suggest some remady
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Joginder Kumar Sharma
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Sat, 12 Oct 2013
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

Such symptom does not have to be associated with your cancer. Hip pain, radiating to the testis can be simply caused by urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones,testis inflammation or prostate inflammation.
If the pain has started after the surgery, some nerves in the operated area (quite common complication) could have gotten harmed.

I suggest you to have urine analysis and testis inflammation first. In case of urine infection, antibiotics should be prescribed.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Operated For Ca-rectum, Had Radiotherapy And Chemotherapy, Hip Pain Extends To Testis

Hello! Thank you for the query. Such symptom does not have to be associated with your cancer. Hip pain, radiating to the testis can be simply caused by urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones,testis inflammation or prostate inflammation. If the pain has started after the surgery, some nerves in the operated area (quite common complication) could have gotten harmed. I suggest you to have urine analysis and testis inflammation first. In case of urine infection, antibiotics should be prescribed. Hope this will help. Regards.