Does testicular effusion need surgery?

Testicular effusion does not necessarily require surgical treatment. Testicular effusion, that is, testicular hydrocele, and closure of testicular sheath process are normal, but there are more hydrocele in testicular sheath. If the amount of effusion is small, treatment is generally not needed. If the amount of effusion increases, the scrotum will feel falling, swelling and pulling, and the huge hydrocele in the testis will shrink the penis into the foreskin, which will affect urination. This condition can be treated surgically. Generally, if the hydrocele of testis is larger than 4cm, it can be operated. The operation is to drain the hydrocele from the tunica vaginalis, and then turn the tunica vaginalis over, and the operation is over. This is a routine operation.