Patient's question:
Lately, I've been a bit embarrassed because after my hernia surgery, my testicles haven't been able to go up properly. I'm also uncomfortable telling others about it. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Whether it's from trauma or surgery, every small part of the human body goes through a self-healing process, where a large amount of fibrous tissue becomes fibrotic and hardened. After the repair is completed, inflammation gradually subsides and softens. This requires a long process, usually lasting several months or more than a year. Currently, it is normal for many parts to feel difficult. If there is local redness, warmth, significant pressure and pain, or a sensation of bursting, the wound may become infected and develop pus, requiring treatment through incision and drainage. Currently, this is normal.