Patient's question:
My son's scrotum is always swollen, and I also feel it's not normal. It's asymmetrical with his penis, so I took him to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was caused by a hernia and that it would be particularly severe during crying. I want to ask a few questions: Is it possible that the hernia is the intestines falling down?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the child reappears with an asymmetric scrotum, which may be caused by orchitis, hernia, or hydrocele. The so-called "" refers to the weakness of intestinal contents, and on the surface, it could be the intestines, peritoneum, or omentum. It is necessary to promptly go to the hospital for a thorough examination. The most direct and effective method is usually to perform a hernia repair surgery or a high ligation surgery.