Poor chap, not something we've experienced however we were told it was something to look out for and doctors often ask.
There is a support pouch available that can aid movement whilst suffering from scrotal oedema because it is still really important to get up and about otherwise the oedema will continue to grow, movement will help.
I don't know whether you'd be able to obtain the support on the NHS or whether it would have to be a private buy but it's at:- cozmedix.co.uk/index.php?ro...
Doing the sizing and fitting could give you both a chuckle.
Thank you. The annoying thing is Hubby is allergic to spironolactone and fursomide hits his kidneys hard. Frustrating isn't it. How your hubby's doing okay and good luck with the assessment. Hubby is under Birmingham and the whole team is fantastic. Xx
I had that. One of the worst symptoms of cirrhosis, it was disabling and completely humiliating. I believe mine was caused by a small hernia that was caused by the ascities. The only thing that relieved this for me was transplant.
I also had some embarrassing issues with spironolactone as this can have some nasty side effects on men, such as gynecomastia.
Everything eventually got back to normal after transplant.
Yes, these 'embarrassing' issues that can affect us men aren't generally discussed, because they are, well,.... embarrassing.. Like many I suppose, I had strange symptoms but thought I was alone as us blokes don't tend to talk about them.
Hi Poppy
My husband experienced this when he was first diagnosed very painful and uncomfortable. At the time he was prescribed diuretics . Baths helped as did sitting under a cushion. Thankfully it only lasted a week or so 😳
Did your husband get listed ? X
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Thank you. Not yet hopefully will be just b4 Christmas. Waiting for results from his Heart MRI. X
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