Is surgery for hydrocele risky?

Surgery is the most common method for treating hydrocele, because it can effectively cut open the testicular sac for drainage, avoid infection, and allow the condition to heal as quickly as possible. However, surgery also has some risks, especially for children, who need general anesthesia for surgery, which may affect brain cells.

1. Why Surgery?

First, the fluid accumulated during hydrocele is a good culture medium for bacteria, so it is easy to attract bacteria. Bacteria live a comfortable life in a comfortable environment and continue to multiply. At this time, if antibiotics are used alone, the amount of drugs that can enter the hydrocele is negligible. On the contrary, surgical incision of the hydrocele to drain the infected fluid will cure the disease.

Secondly, a huge amount of scrotal fluid will bring a lot of trouble to people, such as unbearable discomfort in the lower body, a heavy feeling of the scrotum and testicles, inconvenience in walking or working, interference with sexual life, and even causing male infertility.

Second, surgical disadvantages

Surgical treatment is generally a complete vaginal excision or vaginal vaginal rotation. Because the affected area is extremely rich in blood vessels, it is prone to hematoma and infection. Multiple incisions and drainage are required after the operation. The pressure on the testicles by the wound can cause atrophy and infertility. The risk is high, and children must be under general anesthesia for surgery, which damages brain cells and is prone to intellectual disability. In severe cases, it can cause cerebral palsy.

3. Surgical Method

Hydrocele reversal surgery is the latest treatment technology launched by American medical experts based on their research on the characteristics of hydrocele.

1. Combination of Chinese and Western medicine: If the condition is mild, conservative treatment with Western medicine and conditioning therapy with Chinese medicine can also be used.

2. Secondary hydrocele should be treated according to the cause. If it is a traumatic hemorrhage, minimally invasive and painless laparoscopic surgery should be used to remove the blood clot; if it is caused by filariasis, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine should be used for treatment and hydrocele reversal surgery should be performed; if it is caused by a testicular tumor, the testicular tumor should be treated first, and then the hydrocele problem should be solved.

Hydrocele reversal surgery is a safe and painless procedure that does not damage male reproductive function. It has a rapid recovery rate and is the best way to cure hydrocele. The regenerated fluid is absorbed by the surrounding tissues and the patient is healed. Nearly a thousand successful clinical cases have also proven the superiority of this cross-era surgical method.