Why am I still experiencing persistent left testicle pain, especially in the evening, despite normal urine tests, reassuring visits with two urologists, and taking linezolid 500mg, ornof, and banocide forte for mild swelling and inflammation of the cord connected to my testicle (funiculitis)? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why am I still experiencing persistent left testicle pain, especially in the evening, despite normal urine tests, reassuring visits with two urologists, and taking linezolid 500mg, ornof, and banocide forte for mild swelling and inflammation of the cord connected to my testicle (funiculitis)?

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Why am I still experiencing persistent left testicle pain, especially in the evening, despite normal urine tests, reassuring visits with two urologists, and taking linezolid 500mg, ornof, and banocide forte for mild swelling and inflammation of the cord connected to my testicle (funiculitis)?

Asked by Male, 29 · 1 month ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

1 month ago

Funiculitis, or inflammation of the spermatic cord, can take several weeks to fully resolve. Even as the infection clears with your medications?linezolid, Ornof (ofloxacin/ornidazole), and Banocide Forte (diethylcarbamazine)?the surrounding nerves remain highly sensitive. Evening pain is common due to daily movement, gravity, and fatigue. To help recovery, wear supportive underwear, rest, and apply warm compresses. Continue your prescribed treatment, and trust that healing is a gradual process. Feel free to follow up with your doctor if the pain intensifies.

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Why am I still experiencing persistent left testicle pain, especially in the evening, despite normal urine tests, reassuring visits with two urologists, and taking linezolid 500mg, ornof, and banocide forte for mild swelling and inflammation of the cord connected to my testicle (funiculitis)?

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