Operation on hydrocele of testis

Testicular hydrocele is actually a disease in testicular cyst. Once it happens, you can choose testicular hydrocele surgery. Although there are some risks in the operation of hydrocele of testis, the risk of operation of hydrocele of testis is not high at the current medical level. Next, I will talk about the operation of testicular hydrocele in detail.

How many days after testicular hydrocele operation?

After testicular hydrocele operation, you should be hospitalized. How many days can you leave the hospital?

After the operation of hydrocele of testis, you need to be hospitalized for a period of time, which can last for about 3-5 days. If you take traditional surgery, the hospital stay may be longer. If you take the current minimally invasive surgery, you can leave the hospital in 3-5 days. Everyone's situation is different, so the recovery time is different.

The operation of hydrocele is pathologically divided into primary hydrocele and secondary hydrocele. Clinically, it can be divided into traffic and non-traffic, and it is not difficult to diagnose this disease. Ultrasound showed that scrotum or spermatic cord was an anechoic image or liquid echo.

Surgical cost of hydrocele in testis

Testicular hydrocele operation is self-funded operation, so how much does it cost?

The operation cost of hydrocele of testis is about 7000-8000 yuan. Under specific circumstances, the cost of each hospital may be different, and the higher the hospital cost, the higher the hospital cost. The effect of surgical treatment of hydrocele of testis is clear. Generally speaking, excision of testicular tunica vaginalis plus inversion is chosen, which has better surgical effect and fewer complications.

Testicular hydrocele generally refers to a cyst formed by the accumulation of more liquid in the tunica vaginalis than normal. This disease can occur at any age. When the tunica vaginalis itself or testis and epididymis are diseased, the secretion and absorption of fluid are out of balance, resulting in hydrocele in tunica vaginalis. If there is hydrops in the tunica vaginalis for a long time, the internal pressure will increase, which will affect the blood supply and temperature regulation of testis and cause testicular atrophy of the affected side.

Surgical risk of hydrocele in testis

The operation of hydrocele of testis may fail, so what is the risk of hydrocele of testis?

The operation of hydrocele of testis is a low-risk operation, and the main risks are anesthesia risk, postoperative local infection risk and local recurrence risk, but the recurrence probability is very low. Testicular hydrocele is a superficial operation, which does not involve important organs of human body, such as heart or lungs, and there is no serious risk. Hemianesthesia is often used in general surgery. Hemianesthesia may have anesthesia risks, including respiratory and cardiac arrest, and the probability of occurrence is extremely low.

Secondly, it includes postoperative infection, because there may be local poor ventilation or colonization bacteria pollution in scrotum surgery, which leads to postoperative infection. After infection, it can cause temperature rise, local exudation, suppuration and so on. And after corresponding treatment, it can completely return to normal, and there will be no sequelae. There is still a risk of recurrence after surgery. If the tunica vaginalis turns over, the risk of recurrence is relatively high. However, there is almost no risk of recurrence after total orchiectomy.

Surgical name of hydrocele of testis

Some men will do the operation of hydrocele of testis, so what is the name of the operation of hydrocele of testis?

The surgical name of hydrocele of testis is orchiectomy, which is a common operation to treat hydrocele of testis. It is to remove the excess tunica vaginalis, and then transfer the remaining tunica vaginalis to the back of testis and epididymis for suture. It can also be used for testicular spermatic hydrocele and spermatic hydrocele.

When hydrocele of testis occurs, it is suggested that surgical treatment can be chosen to improve clinical symptoms. If the amount of effusion is relatively large, the scrotum on the affected side will feel falling, pulling or swelling. If the amount of effusion continues to increase, the penis may shrink into the foreskin, affecting urination, sexual life and walking. Therefore, surgical treatment is generally recommended for hydrocele of testis, and the surgical effect is relatively good.