Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord

What is Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord? 

Spermatic cord hydrocele is an anomaly that causes fluid accumulation through the spermatic cord. The anomaly can be treated through surgery.

How is Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord surgery done? 

During the hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord surgery, a cut is made on the abdomen. Then, hydrocele is located and being removed from the area.

The reasons for having Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord

Hydrocele might be the sign of a more serious testicular illness. Since it cannot go away on its own, surgery is a must to treat the condition.

What are the risks of Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord?

Infection, blood clots, and injuries can be listed as the potential risks of the Hydrocele treatment of the spermatic cord surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if the hydrocele is not treated?

If left untreated, hydrocele can cause an inguinal hernia.

Are hydroceles life-threatening?

Hydroceles are not life-threatening unless they are the sign of a more serious testicular issue.

Is hydrocele surgery painful?

Since the surgery is done under general anesthesia, it causes no pain to the patient.

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