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Victor Kucherov1, William Hulbert1, Guan Wu1
1Department of Urology, University of Rochester Medical Center, 601 Elmwood Avenue, Rochester, NY 14642, USA.
Abstract:
Two males ages 16 and 23 years presented with new testicular pain while taking minocycline. Both patients experienced resolution of their symptoms only after minocycline discontinuation. Testicular pain with minocycline use has been previously described, however only in the setting of systemic autoimmune reactions (which were absent here). These cases represent probable rare adverse reactions to minocycline. For patients taking minocycline who experience otherwise unexplained testicular pain, a trial discontinuation of this medication should be considered.
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