What should I do if I have right spermatic cord hydrocele?

How to effectively solve the right-sided hydrocele? First of all, we need to understand its symptoms and differentiation. It can be manifested as testicular hydrocele and hydrocele. Different problems of spermatic cord hydrocele need attention, and the treatment methods adopted are different.

1. Hydrocele: the most common, mostly caused by inflammation, trauma, filariasis or tumors. When the amount of effusion is large, it may pull on the spermatophore when standing or walking, causing blunt pain and swelling discomfort. When the effusion is huge, it may affect walking, work and even urination. It is characterized by an oval cystic mass with a smooth surface, soft texture, no tenderness, elasticity and cystic feeling; the testicles and epididymis cannot be touched, and light can pass through (positive light transmission test).

2. Hydrocele of the testicles and spermatic cord: There is fluid accumulation in the spermatic cord and testicles, so the shape of the mass is often not oval, but pear-shaped, and the testicles cannot be felt clearly.

3. Communicating hydrocele: Also known as congenital hydrocele, the fluid in the testicular tunica vaginalis can communicate with the abdominal cavity through a small duct. The typical symptom is that the size and shape of the mass change with the body position. The scrotum swells when standing, shrinks or disappears when lying down, and the testicles can be touched.

4. Hydrocele: The fluid in the cyst is not connected to the testicular tunica vaginalis and the abdominal cavity. It appears as a cystic mass located in the groin or above the testicle, with a clear boundary from the testicle. The patient's cyst is likely to be hydrocele, and B-ultrasound examination showed that it was small in size and asymptomatic. However, it must be examined by a urologist in a regular hospital to confirm whether it is indeed this type. If it has been confirmed, surgery is not necessary if the size is not large, and it will not develop into a tumor, but regular follow-up is required. If it is a hydrocele of the testis and it is located on the left side, the kidneys must be examined at the same time to further clarify whether there are upper urinary tract lesions, such as kidney tumors.