Patient's question:
The hazards of pediatric spermatic cystsDoctor's answer:
It can be observed that there is a possibility of absorption. The treatment process does not require surgery or hospitalization; a short period of rest is sufficient for discharge. General hospitals with a level of three or above in urology can treat this condition. Surgery is, after all, a form of trauma. It is necessary to seek treatment in the pediatric urology department of a children's hospital. Some hospitals can still perform minimally invasive surgery, but this requires a larger hospital. Regarding anesthesia, it should be general anesthesia, which has no impact on development.