Patient's question:
The child is three years old. The testicles are of unequal size, with the larger one in front and the smaller one behind. Is this pathological? It is estimated that there may be fluid accumulation. There is a soft mass in front, but it is not significant. It is not known whether surgery is necessary. It has been present since birth and has not been given much attention.Doctor's answer:
If there is a lot of effusion, surgery is needed to remove it. If it's not much, it doesn't matter. You can take the child to the hospital for the doctor to check. If there is a lot of effusion, it is better to have surgery as soon as possible.