Patient's question:
My baby's little chicken has disappeared from the chicken coop, and there's a big lump on the right side of the chicken coop. It's not known whether it's a hernia that has fallen off or something hard. So, what happened to the missing egg?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, the three-year-old infant is missing testicles. Considering the symptoms of cryptorchidism, this condition requires timely surgical treatment to prevent normal testicular development. There is a hard lump on the scrotum. It could be a hernia or hydrocele. It is recommended to go to the general surgery department of the hospital. Color Doppler ultrasound is necessary to help analyze the nature of the lump and the position of the testicles. Considering that this condition requires surgery, it is recommended to diagnose and treat early.