How to treat testicular effusion? Four treatment methods can help you get rid of the disease

As we all know, the testicles are a very important part for male friends. No matter what kind of disease occurs, it has a great impact on reproductive health. Hydrotesticular effusion is no exception. Hydrotesticular effusion is a disease caused by the accumulation of fluid in the tunica vaginalis cavity exceeding the normal amount. Hydrotesticular effusion is mainly treated by the following four methods.

1: When newborns have hydrocele, it usually disappears by itself before the age of two, so there is no need to rush for treatment. If it still does not disappear after the age of two, many of them can recover by themselves at the age of four or five. If it still does not heal after the age of six, a puncture is performed to extract the fluid, and most of them will not recur after aspiration. This method is not suitable for adults. Adults will grow up again in a short time after the fluid is extracted.

1: After the fluid is drained, irritating drugs such as silicene and sodium morrhuate are injected into the tunica vaginalis to cause inflammatory adhesions and eliminate the tunica vaginalis. This method has a large reaction, incomplete adhesions, and forms multilocular hydrocele. It brings more difficulties to surgical treatment. It is rarely used.

1: Congenital hydrocele cannot be treated with the above two methods and is mainly treated with surgery. The purpose of the surgery is to perform a high ligation of the hernia neck at the internal ring to block the flow of ascites. The hernia sac below can be left untreated.

1: Chinese medicine experts believe that according to the symptoms, it is a disease of body weakness, cold and dampness stagnation in the lower part of the body, and it is appropriate to use Qi-boosting and exterior-strengthening, warming and transforming cold and dampness, and supplemented with Qi-moving products. Hydrocele is a disease of scrotal edema. Symptoms include swelling and pain in the scrotum, occasional sweating, or swelling and shiny crystal-like scrotum, not red or hot; or itching, rupture and discharge of yellow water; or pressing the lower abdomen and making a sound of water.

The function of the tunica vaginalis is to secrete and absorb plasma and keep its volume stable. If the tunica vaginalis itself and the surrounding organs or tissues become diseased, causing the secretion and absorption functions of the tunica vaginalis to become unbalanced, various types of hydrocele will form. This disease generally has a good prognosis after treatment.