Hydrocele Surgery
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Hydrocele Surgery
Hydrocele surgery is a safe and effective procedure to treat the accumulation of fluid around the testicle, causing scrotal swelling. Surgical treatment provides a permanent solution and relieves discomfort, heaviness, and cosmetic concerns associated with hydrocele.
What Is a Hydrocele?
A hydrocele is a collection of fluid in the thin sheath surrounding the testicle, resulting in scrotal swelling. It can occur in newborns or develop later in life due to injury, infection, or inflammation. While often painless, large hydroceles can cause discomfort and require treatment.
Common Symptoms
- Painless swelling of one or both testicles
- Feeling of heaviness in the scrotum
- Discomfort or dull ache in the groin
- Visible enlargement of the scrotum
- Swelling that may increase throughout the day
Hydrocelectomy Procedure
Hydrocelectomy is the surgical removal or drainage of the hydrocele sac. The procedure is performed under anaesthesia through a small incision in the scrotum or groin. The fluid is drained and the sac is either removed or repositioned to prevent recurrence.
Benefits of Hydrocele Surgery
- Permanent resolution of scrotal swelling
- Relief from discomfort and heaviness
- Short procedure with quick recovery
- Low risk of recurrence
- Improved quality of life and confidence
Types of Hydrocele Treated
- Primary (idiopathic) hydrocele
- Secondary hydrocele due to infection or injury
- Communicating hydrocele in children
- Recurrent hydrocele after aspiration
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced urological and general surgeons
- Safe and effective surgical techniques
- Comfortable and confidential care environment
- Minimal downtime and quick recovery
- Thorough pre and post-operative support
Post Surgery Recovery
Most patients recover within one to two weeks. Patients are advised to avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting during the recovery period. Scrotal support and pain management are provided as needed.
Book Your Consultation
If you notice scrotal swelling or discomfort, consult our specialist for a thorough evaluation. Early treatment ensures a smooth recovery and prevents complications associated with untreated hydrocele.