No: Hydrocele surgery can lead to a lot of post-operative swelling which can complicate your recovery from penile implant surgery. There's also an increased risk of post-operative infection which can be devastating with an implant in place. I recommend waiting at least 6 weeks to heal from the hydrocele, then returning for the implant.
Answered 8/19/2011
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Yes: I am assuming there is a reason for your question. I would address your concern with your urologist. There are alternatives to penile implants for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.
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Penile prosthesis: Inflatable penile prostheses require the placement of a pump in the scrotum. Cylinders and a reservoir are also placed. Due to the inflammation associated with hydrocele excision, your urologist may prefer not to place a prosthesis at this time although it can be done.
Answered 3/2/2013
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