Well! That was another wasted urology appointment, what was the point of them holding a multidisciplinary meeting if they are just going to tell me the same as before, that they don't see a justifiable cause to operate.
I even had another examination, this time it was by one of the head surgeons, a female this time.
She tells me my balls are normal, that she will not perform an operation as she thinks it will make the condition worst. She tells me testicle pain is very common and performing an operation without actually seeing what is causing the problem never works, we end up putting the patient in more pain she tells me.
She has now referred me back to the pain clinic for a ilioinguiinal nerve block.
One of the strangest things happened while the wife and I were waiting in the waiting room. We got chatting to another couple, the fella only had the same name as me, and he also suffered from right testicle pain. What are the chances of meeting another fella with the unusual name 'Westley' in the same hospital on the same day, around the same time in the urology clinic who also suffers from right testicle pain?
This guy had a epididymectomy 9 years ago, this is where they remove the epididymis, the operation was a success. The reason why he got the operation was due to his scans showing a blockage, he had the operation in Dorchester hospital. My GP actually said to me last year that he could refer me to Dorchester hospital, so does Dorchester hospital specialise in mens balls?