Is hydrotesticular effusion surgery difficult?

Testicles are a symbol of masculinity, so many people pay attention to the care of testicles. However, some people still have reproductive diseases. Some men suffer from testicular effusion. This disease affects men's physical and even mental health, so they need to undergo surgery actively. So is the surgery for testicular effusion difficult?

Pathologically, hydrocele is divided into primary hydrocele and secondary hydrocele; clinically, it is divided into communicating and non-communicating types. This disease is not difficult to diagnose. Ultrasound can be used to diagnose the scrotum or spermatic cord as an echo-free image or liquid echo. Most hospitals use surgery to treat hydrocele, but according to extensive statistics and clinical observations of our hospital, this disease has more complications after surgery. There are two different surgeries for this disease: 1. Complete excision of the vagina. 2. Variant of the vagina.

(1) Since the surface of the scrotal skin is full of wrinkles, it is very difficult to disinfect and care before and after surgery. In addition, the clean environment here is poor, and wound contamination is very likely to occur. The infection rate of both surgeries is above 5-10%. (2) During vaginal vaginal reversal surgery, if the infection occurs in the inner layer of the vaginal ... There are two complications of vaginal ...

In summary, surgical treatment of testicular and spermatic hydrocele has more disadvantages than advantages. The surgical indications should be strictly distinguished. Avoid blind surgery. Our hospital uses non-surgical "non-invasive vaginal contraction" to treat various testicular and spermatic hydrocele, and has achieved satisfactory results. The specific treatment process is: (1) through ultrasound positioning, puncture and drain the fluid in the lamina propria of the vagina; (2) retain the vaginal vagina, inject an appropriate amount of vaginal contraction compound, so that the drug evenly penetrates the vaginal vagina; (3) apply Chinese medicine anti-penetration agents externally to repair the vaginal vagina. The treatment process does not require surgery or hospitalization, and the patient can leave the hospital after a short rest. Thousands of clinical practices have proven that this treatment is painless, has no complications, is thorough, has very ideal long-term effects, and is worthy of popularization.

Hydrotesticular effusion surgery is not a major surgery, so the difficulty of the surgery is not very great. Therefore, even if you suffer from hydrotesticular effusion, you don’t have to worry too much, because it can be treated. Finally, I hope that men can pay attention to their reproductive health.