Question 1

is encysted hydrocele of the cord painful?

Accepted Answer

Not usually: A hydrocele (abnormal fluid collection in the scrotum) is usually not painful but, if large enough, can cause aching, pressure, and discomfort, especially when wearing tight clothing or when physically active.

Question 2

how encysted hydrocele form in adults from where does fluid comes its closed both side?

Accepted Answer

: Hydrocele is a collection of fluid inside the  sac enclosing the testicle. It has some known-e.g. trauma, infection causes and some unknown. The fluid is secreted from the inner lining of the sac.

Question 3

i have encysted hydrocele in left testis. my age is 21 . should i do surgery or not . it doesn't pain but i can feel it when i touch . plz help me?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes I recommend that you get the surgery done. It is not a major surgery and  can be done as outpatient durgery and recovery is fast too. You have a choice. Why would you like to live with hydrocele at age of. 21

Question 4

i have swelling on left testicle.  initial consultation of urologist says encysted hydrocil.  what is the cure?

Accepted Answer

Hydrocele: If it were troublesome, i'd want surgery, but you may also be offered drainage and injection of a sclerosing solution.

Question 5

could my hydrocele get bigger if?

Accepted Answer

Yes it can: Simply as time goes by. Also in rare ; unlikely case of there being an underlying testicular tumor. This can be confirmed or excluded by scrotal ultrasound.

Question 6

how do i know if i have a hydrocele?

Accepted Answer

Ultrasound: You will need to see your doctor to be examined, and then have an ultrasound to verify it. If you have a change in your testicle, a lump or pain, swelling or redness, definitely you should see your doctor.

Question 7

can hydrocele be caused from a slip?

Accepted Answer

Possible if...: Post-trauma related hydrocele may occur but extremely rare, if the slip-related severe injury to the sac and its contents fails to resolve spontaneously or surgically.

Question 8

which drug is useful in hydrocele pain.?

Accepted Answer

Ibuprofen but: It depends on the cause of the hydrocele. If it is acute, then surgery may be indicated. Chronic hydroceles in adults form because of inflammation of the lining of the hydrocele sac. Therefore anti-inflammatory medication such as Ibuprofen may be helpful.

Question 9

whats the cause or hydrocele recurrence?

Accepted Answer

Residual hydrocele: A residual hydrocele sac is the most likely cause. Your procedure was likely performed through a scrotal incision. 
In adults a hydrocele is a fluid collection around the testes confined to a potential space called the tunica vaginalis which when fills with fluid is call a hydrocele sac. The fluid and most of the sac are removed during the repair but if some sac remains recurrence may occur.

Question 10

hydrocele can it come from a slip and fall?

Accepted Answer

Yes: A hydrocele can be caused by trauma to the scrotum and testicle.  It should be evaluated by your doctor or a urologist.

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I have encysted hydrocele in left testis. my age is 21 . should i do surgery or not . it doesn't pain but i can feel it when i touch . plz help me?

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I have swelling on left testicle. initial consultation of urologist says encysted hydrocil. what is the cure?

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How do i know if i have a hydrocele?

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