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an undescended testicle is usually corrected with surgery. The surgeon carefully manipulates the testicle into the scrotum and stitches it into place (orchiopexy). This procedure can be done either with a laparoscope or with open surgery.

Hello, greetings from your ayurveda wellness coach.
As your problem indicates any mention as 'itis' indicates inflammation. So, there are medicines in ayurveda too to reduce inflammation and heal the condition.
In ayurveda we treat in three dimensions for the effective results, those are ‘aahara’ i.e diet modification, ‘vihara’ activity modification, and then comes with ‘aushadha’ or medicines or therapies.
I specialize in giving satvavajaya chikithsa. That involves ayurvedic way of ...more

Post Herpetic Neuralgia needs aggressive treatment , if she is not responding to routine medical line of treatment she needs pain block in the form of intervention and as you have mentioned she is having other comorbidities so you can think pain block to get rid of pain as there is a limitation in increasing the dose of medication

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Surgery to fix undescended testicles is about 98% effective. In most cases, the testicles will develop normally in the scrotum. They produce healthy sperm later in life. Boys who had undescended testicles continue to have a slighter higher risk of testicular cancer.

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Sorry to say but you will be disqualified immediately during medicals. No point wasting time in defense.

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you will be disqualified in medicals as you only have one testicle. No treatment option is possible.

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the testicles are extremely sensitive organs. A minor strike to them can produce excruciating pain. More importantly, injuries can jeopardize the health and functionality of the testicles, possibly leading to male infertility. Therefore, testicle pain needs to be examined and treated immediately.
There is no point in wasting time thinking that the problem is going to fix itself. Even if the pains are very infrequent or only associated with masturbation, you should still have them ...more

So you have another testis in scrotum. One is enough. Get the one in the groin removed. Depending on your hormonal levels you can be well with proper treatment.

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sorry to say but you are unfit for any defense service and will be ruled out during medical examination.

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in severe cases where both testicles are affected, inflammation and increases in local temperature result in fibrosis and degeneration of the testicular parenchyma. It can lead to decreased sperm production.