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Testicular biopsy |
| Overview Risks Results |
| Alternative Names: |
| Biopsy - testicle |
| What the risks are: |
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There is a slight risk of bleeding or infection. The area may be sore for the following 2 to 3 days. The scrotum may swell and/or become discolored. This should clear up within a few days as well. |
| Special considerations: |
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Your health care provider may suggest that you wear an athletic supporter for several days after the biopsy. You will probably be asked to refrain from sexual activity for 1 to 2 weeks. Keep the area dry for several days after the procedure. You should avoid using aspirin or medications that contain aspirin for one week before and one week after the procedure. |
Endocrine glands |
Male reproductive anatomy |
Testicular biopsy |
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