Patient's question:
Now, there are three lumps in the scrotum of a three-month-old child! Besides the testicles, there are two soft lumps. When the scrotum is tight, these lumps cannot be seen, but when the scrotum is relaxed, they are very noticeable. For some time, this was not noticed until recently. Specifically, it was three lumps...Doctor's answer:
Excess internal fluid retention results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: Excess fluid retention in the tunica vaginalis results in hydrocele. It is a common condition. Recommendations: The purpose of surgery is to elevate the hernia neck at the internal ring and ligate the peritoneal fluid drainage. The following hydrocele sacs do not need to be addressed. Hydrocele is rarely recurrent after surgical treatment. We have encountered cases of postoperative hydrocele. We believe the main reason for recurrence is misdiagnosing congenital hydrocele as simple hydrocele and performing hydrocelectomy without elevation. Continuous leakage of abdominal fluid forces epithelial cell regeneration, leading to recurrence. Other cases of recurrence are extremely rare, usually due to incomplete removal of multilocular hydrocele. Postoperative care: Prognostic care: Postoperative care: Prognostic care: Postoperative care: The above is the advice for the question "Why must hydrocele be pumped?", hoping it helps you. Wishing you good health!