Patient's question:
How is pediatric spermatic cyst treatedDoctor's answer:
Pediatric hydrocele is a cystic mass formed on the spermatic cord, close to the epididymis, usually accompanied by fluid accumulation. Currently still six years old, it is considered that surgery can be considered. If the cyst is not large and there are no abnormal symptoms in the body, it can also be temporarily observed, with regular follow-up reviews. If there is persistent enlargement, surgical treatment needs to be taken in a timely manner. It can be untreated or adjusted with traditional Chinese medicine, generally there is no special medicine. Surgery can be considered if necessary.