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What Causes Pain In Testicle And Penis After Encapsulated Tumor Removal?

I have an achy pain 6/10 in my testicle and penis after a surface, encapsulated tumor was removed from the inside of my bladder. I have had chemo seeds put into the Sx site. I have no stinging or blood when I urinate, and no traces of infection or swelling/redness. I had a catheter, though it was removed two weeks ago. What do think it could be, and what tests should I have?
Thu, 5 Mar 2015
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Hello
Thanks for query.
The pain in penis and testicle is likely to be due to Stricture Urethra or Urethritis that you might have developed due to urethral catheterization post surgery.

You need to take broad spectrum antibiotic like Cefexime along with anti inflammatory drug like Diclofenac twice daily.

If problem persists even after taking medication you may need to get Radiological tests called Retrograde Urethro Cystogram done to rule out Stricture Urethra.

Further treatment will depend upon the results of this test.
Dr.Patil.
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What Causes Pain In Testicle And Penis After Encapsulated Tumor Removal?

Hello Thanks for query. The pain in penis and testicle is likely to be due to Stricture Urethra or Urethritis that you might have developed due to urethral catheterization post surgery. You need to take broad spectrum antibiotic like Cefexime along with anti inflammatory drug like Diclofenac twice daily. If problem persists even after taking medication you may need to get Radiological tests called Retrograde Urethro Cystogram done to rule out Stricture Urethra. Further treatment will depend upon the results of this test. Dr.Patil.