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After Peyronie's has been diagnosed, a physician may suggest patients wait a year to see if the condition resolves with nonsurgical treatments. If less conservative measures fail, surgery may be recommended. Continue Reading

Orchitis is the inflammation of one or both testicles, usually caused by a bacterial or viral infection, each requiring different orchitis treatment methods. Continue Reading

Varicocele does not always require treatment. But when the swollen vein causes infertility or testicular atrophy, it can be relieved through surgery or venous embolization. Continue Reading

In this benign condition, semen ends up in the bladder instead of being ejaculated out of the body. Treatment options include medication, cessation of medications that might cause the condition, and artificial reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization. Continue Reading

Prostatitis treatments vary depending on the cause and severity of the symptoms and range from over-the-counter pain relief to antibiotics. Continue Reading

Epididymitis can result from a bacterial or sexually transmitted infection and can cause testicular swelling and pain. While it can be temporary (acute) or recurrent (chronic), treatment usually involves medication to clear the infection and alleviate symptoms. Continue Reading