1/18/2010
Urine Cytology DX Final report
interpretation
urine negative for malignancy. REactive urothllal cells present
The sparsely celluar specimen consists of reactive cells, benign squamous cells, bacteria, acute inflammation, crystals, granular debris and casts.
Thanks for the replies.
urology office visit2/22/10 physical exam: Urethra Characteristics: normal
discharge: none
scrotum: normal
testes - left: non tender. no masses or sweling
testes right: non tender, no massesor swelling
epididymis left: normal right - normal
prostate: normal size, dhsper snf consistency and non-tender
seminal vesicle: non palpable
(I believe I was either taking cipro or had just finished taking cipro when the above exam was performed.)
I have not had a prostate exam in probably eighteen months. or more.
At this point I'd like to see an urologist but not describe my treatment history just get a indepth exam including cultures. Start over.
After my internist examined me and took a culture he gave me the phone # to a local urology practice, I immediately
called the practice to make an appt to see a urologist (the only one with an available appt) and was seen a few days
later, as I recall. The doc did a history and urinary exam. According to my copy of the progress notes:
1/11/2010diagnosis: NOCTURIA (788.43), EPIDIDYMITIS (604.90), URINARY TRACT INFECTION (599.0), GROSS
HEMATURIA (599.71)
The urology doc I saw is a sex doctor, I think penile implants and such. After a couple of visits he referred me to a
another urologist who performed flexible cyctoscopy:
pre-operative dx: gross hematuria
post operative dx: same
operation: flexible cystoscopy
anesthesia: topic lidocaine gel
operation in detail: after identifying the patient and obtaining verbal and written informed consent, the patient was
brought to the procedure room and positioned appropriately on the table; the uretha, gentilia, and perineum, were
prepared with antiseptic solution, two percent lidocaine jelly was instilled per urethra and allowed to dwell.
Flexible cytoscopy was then performed. Finding include:
urethra: normal no strictures
prostate: trilobar hyperplasia
bladder neck: normal
trigone: normal
bladder mucosa: 1 - 2 + trabeculation, no tumor, no stones
ureteral orifices: normal position, clear efflux bilaterally
The problem with swollen testicles, painful ejaculation and decreased interest in sex responded to well to ciprofloxacin
hcl 500mg.
Several days (weeks?) after finishing the cipro prescription the problems returned.
At some point the original urologist prescribed a twenty-one day of cipro but I didn't take it. (I was hoping he was going to
prescribe a different antibiotic) Felt like the treatment wasn't helping. After taking cipro for five weeks then an extended
break taking another twentyone days of it seem pointless to me. This would've been the third course of cipro treatment.
Sorry, don't remember when the second treatment occurred.
Hi there!
Well, without a detailed clinical evaluation it would be difficult to determine the cause of your symptoms. Possible causes of testicular swelling include GU infections, inflammations, trauma, growths/ masses etc. I would suggest getting this evaluated by a primary care physician or a urologist for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
Hope this is helpful.
Take care!
Hi,
How are you? What other symptoms are present? Swollen testicle may be caused by a variety of issues such as injury, prostate infection, inflammation of the epididymis ( epididymitis), hernia, hydrocele, varicocele and even testicular torsion. If there was history of prostatitis, it is best that you have this checked by your doctor for proper evaluation. Additional diagnostic tests may be indicated. Recurrence of infection may also be possible. Take care and do keep us posted.