Patient's question:
At around 1 year old, it was noticeable that one testicle was significantly larger than the other. A thorough examination at the hospital revealed hydrocele. Now, during the kindergarten enrollment health check, it was stated that the testicles are underdeveloped. Seeking a good solution, thank you!Doctor's answer:
The baby currently has hydrocele in the testicular tunica vaginalis. How can it resolve on its own? Or does it require surgery? Some hydroceles can resolve on their own. If both testicles are located within the scrotum and there is no case of cryptorchidism, then it's not a problem and can be observed for a longer period. If it is a hydrocele, then surgical treatment is necessary. The above is the advice for the question "A 3.5-year-old child has small testicular growth and development." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you health!