Patient's question:
Testicular swelling, one large and one small at three years old. How is the surgery going? It's quite worrying to see this situation, and you want the condition to improve through treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, the 3-year-old child suffers from pediatric hernia and has a condition where one testicle is larger than the other. I cannot rule out the possibility of hydrocele. If the child has already been diagnosed with pediatric hernia, I believe the reasons for such a young child (only 3 years old) experiencing hernia are complex. At birth, there is a peritoneal sac in the child's groin area. Additionally, due to some objective reasons, the sac cannot be fully locked or self-lock properly, creating a larger cavity that protrudes to the child's surface, which is the main cause of the hernia.