Patient's question:
The child hasn't been affected yet, but I don't want to have surgery for the child. When I went to a local regular hospital or institution last time, I met a mom with a child who also had hydrocele. I want to ask what harms hydrocele can cause to children?Doctor's answer:
Children with intestinal qi issues, if they do not exhibit symptoms of being confined, do not have an impact on the child. Children with intestinal qi issues, if not treated with special medication, can be conservatively treated with an intestinal qi belt. However, if the conservative treatment with the intestinal qi belt does not lead to recovery, it may increase the difficulty of surgery. If the conservative treatment is not particularly effective, surgical treatment can be adopted, which is more common currently. Minimally invasive treatment has a small impact on children and causes less trauma.