| In men, gonorrhea can result in symptomatic urethritis, epididymitis, and prostatitis. |
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| In men, untreated infections can result in epididymitis and rare cases of infertility. |
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| Males with an untreated infection are at risk of epididymitis and, rarely, infertility. |
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| In chronic epididymitis, the epididymus is thickened and focally echogenic and may have calcifications. |
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| With advanced epididymitis, small abscesses are occasionally seen as complex hypoechoic collections in the epididymis. |
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| We included the possible costs of epididymitis in men and PID in women, two of the primary sequelae of acute chlamydial infection. |
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| The adverse consequences of this infection for men are low, with epididymitis developing in only one of every 100 infected men. |
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| Chlamydia trachomatis also can travel up the urethra in men infecting the epididymis, causing epididymitis and nongonococcal urethritis. |
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| Double vasectomy immediately prior to prostatectomy, in order to prevent epididymitis. |
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| On ultrasound, coccidioidal orchitis and epididymitis may manifest as testicular and epididymal masses. |
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| In addition, untreated chlamydia may cause serious and costly sequelae, such as urethritis, epididymitis, proctitis, and Reiter syndrome in men. |
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| It sounds as though you have urinary tract infection and possibly epididymitis. |
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| Acute presentation of genital filariasis is rarely seen and includes acute funiculitis, orchitis and epididymitis. |
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| Untreated, gonorrhea in men can lead to scarring of the urethra and, eventually, to epididymitis, a painful condition of the testicles that can result in sterility. |
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| Chronic epididymitis without urinary tract symptoms but with ongoing pain. |
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| In tuberculous epididymitis, the epididymus may become heterogeneous and hypoechoic associated with concomitant hypoechoic lesions in the testis and a discharging sinus. |
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| Common pediatric scrotal diseases seen in the ED include testicular torsion, testicular appendage torsion, epididymitis, orchitis, hernia, hematocele and abscess. |
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| Or they may be released in painful situations such as genital pain from infection of the prostate, epididymitis, and Peyronie's disease, or non-genital pain such as headache. |
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| Cervicitis, Dyspateunia, Epididymitis, Female lactation, Glomerulitis, Ovarian disordei. |
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