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A member asked:
Testicle rock hard 4 weeks after hydrocelectomy, what causes that? will it get softer?
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Yes sometimes that happens during the healing process depending on the type of method used for surgery. specially if the sac is everted and not removed. In either case this will get better with time- another 4 weeks. If not see your Urologist. Wear a good support
Answered 1/26/2022
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