A 19 year old male is being see in the office for a red, swollen, and painful left scrotum. What are the risk factors, diagnostic test, treatment, and prevention for epididymis and orchitis? Which STD scares you the most especially if you have teenagers and young adults, why?
Epididymitis is the swelling behind the testes whereas orchids is the swelling of the testes
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Some of the STD which scares in the teenagers and young adults are
The main reason for this is because of
A 19 year old male is being see in the office for a red, swollen, and...
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