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Q: Blood Clot After Vasectomy
asked by: nrwest1313 on December 31st, 2008
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My husband had a vasectomy 3 weeks ago, he was extremely bruised from his waistline down to the top of his legs. His left testicle swelled to the size of a grapefruit and our doctor referred us to our local hospital as she had never seen anything like it. After having a scan the surgeon confirmed that it it a large blood clot and prescribed ciprofloxacin which is an antibiotic - although they also confirmed that he does not have any infection so I am a bit confused. He has been given pain killers as he has developed acute pain in the back of his leg and set home. They told him it could take a further 4 weeks for the blood clot to reabsorb into his system- I am not convinced that this will work as if anything over the last three weeks the clot has grown. Do you have any advise for me and if there is anything that will help with the reabsorbing process? Kindest Regards. Concerned Wife.
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qtrhorse96
replied on June 3rd, 2009
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Suggetions?
Were you able to find a solution? My husband and I were wrestling around last week and I accidentally kicked him. He went to the doctor and they confirmed a large blood clot. Needless to say he is not happy with me. Any advice?
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babyteriyaki
replied on September 30th, 2009
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is either of your husbands on coumadin (blood thinner)? If not, for pity's sake, see a different doctor! If there is a confirmed blood clot (and in your case, nrwest1313), and pain in the legs, a doppler ultrasound should be done (on the leg) to at least check for a DVT. If the clot is still noticeable, he might have to have Lovenox injections (that's what I'm on, as I'm coumadin resistant). Regardless, if things still haven't changed, absolutely seek a second opinion!!
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