Abstract
A 42-year-old male, chronic alcoholic, diagnosed case of alcoholic cirrhosis at the age of 34 years with small oesophageal varices on medical management with beta blocker (tablet carvedilol 3.125 mg twice a day) and diuretics (tablet lasilactone 20/50 one tablet once a day) since eight years, with last intake of alcohol eight years back, presented to this hospital with complaints of severe pain with swelling over both testis as shown in [Table/Fig-1a,b]. Patient was also complaining of fever since seven days which was acute in onset and progressive in nature, continuous type of fever which was associated with generalised weakness.