Cancer is not a common cause of epididymitis.

Pain in the testicle is the most common symptom of epididymitis.

Being over the age of 50 is not a risk factor for epididymitis.

Epididymitis is diagnosed based on a physical examination and urinalysis.

The treatment for epididymitis includes antibiotics, pain relievers, rest, and elevation.

Epididymitis usually goes away within a few weeks.

The complications of epididymitis include abscess, infertility, and chronic pain.

You should see a doctor for epididymitis if you have any of the following symptoms: pain in your testicle, swelling of your testicle, fever, or discharge from your penis.

You can prevent epididymitis by practicing safe sex, getting vaccinated against STIs, and keeping your genitals clean.

Nausea is not a symptom of epididymitis.

All of the above are risk factors for epididymitis.

Surgery is not a treatment for epididymitis.

All of the above are complications of epididymitis.

Wearing tight underwear is not a way to prevent epididymitis.

All of the above are symptoms of epididymitis.