How to treat testicular cysts

Testicular cysts often occur in the testicular head or epididymis. The cysts contain a large number of sperms, which are medically called spermatoceles. Testicular cysts, also known as spermatoceles, are often large in size, with mild or no obvious pain. Sometimes, when the cysts are too large, they can cause testicular pain, forcing patients to seek medical attention.

Generally, testicular cysts do not require treatment, but surgical removal can be used if necessary.

1. Smaller cysts do not require treatment and can be observed at regular follow-up visits.

2. After puncture and aspiration, inject anhydrous ethanol or other hardening agents.

3. Surgical removal of the cyst is suitable for those with large cysts and obvious symptoms. Testicular cysts can form in the scrotum. They can grow very large without causing any discomfort, but you should still ask a doctor to check if you have it. Cysts can occur at any age, and this disease is most common in men over 40 years old.

Testicular cyst is a common male reproductive system disease. This disease will cause patients to experience obvious pain. The drug treatment of this disease is not very obvious. Generally, surgery is required after the onset of the disease. This common surgery allows the patient to be discharged from the hospital in about 7-10 days.