What are the symptoms of testicular hernia?

The testicles are a very important part of the male reproductive organs, but if they are not well maintained, various diseases will occur. The most common one is testicular hernia. Testicular hernia is a physiological disease that has a great impact on the male reproductive organs. The most important thing is that testicular hernia will cause great interference with sexual behavior and other aspects. If you don’t know much about testicular hernia and don’t know what the symptoms of testicular hernia are, then let’s read the following article to find out.

What are the symptoms of testicular hernia?

First: When the testicle descends from the retroperitoneum to the scrotum, the peritoneum descends with it and becomes the testicular tunica vaginalis. The tunica vaginalis surrounding the epididymis is the visceral tunica vaginalis, and there is another layer outside it called the parietal tunica vaginalis. Since the inguinal region is adjacent to the urogenital system, the elderly are prone to frequent urination, urgency, increased nocturia, and other bladder or prostate diseases due to physiological function decline, which often cause testicular hernia.

Second: Children may develop testicular hernia due to the squeezing of hernia. Testicular hernia must be treated early and should not be delayed. It cannot be ignored without pain or itching. If it is not treated for a long time, testicular hernia will first affect the patient's digestive system, resulting in symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, abdominal bloating, constipation, poor nutrient absorption, fatigue and physical decline, as well as dangerous conditions such as intestinal obstruction, intestinal necrosis, severe abdominal pain, etc.

Third: There is only a small amount of fluid between the two layers; the processus vaginalis that descends with the testis is completely closed after birth to form a cord-like object. All types of hydrocele are positive (translucent) when doing a transillumination test. There is a type of testicular hydrocele that has a long history and the wall of the tunica vaginalis is particularly thick. The transillumination test can be negative (opaque). It is not possible to diagnose hydrocele with certainty. As long as the time is long, the wall of the tunica vaginalis is particularly thick. The transillumination test can be negative (opaque); it is not possible to diagnose hydrocele with certainty. As long as the possibility of hernia can be ruled out, a trial puncture can be performed.

Notes

Many times, patients are ill but do not know that they are ill. This is because many people do not know the precursors of certain diseases. Through the above brief introduction, many people have some understanding of testicular hernia, and can quickly judge the condition through symptoms, so that they can also take corresponding treatment methods.