Hydroceles are much more common in infant boys, but they can occur in adult men too. The hallmark sign of a hydrocele is a painless, round, swollen testicle that can occur on either one or both sides.

Use discretion or consult a local health professional. Infection of the fluid and testicular atrophy are the complications of hydrocele. Subsequent impairment of fertility is again a complication ...

Testicular enlargement or lump in the testis. Sometimes it is associated with dull ache or dragging pain. Rarely, lax ...

A common postoperative complication of varicocele surgery is the disruption of testicular lymphatic drainage, which results in hydrocele. Visualization of the lymphatic vessels by dye injection ...

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Local medical practitioner Dr. Natalie Osborne is urging men to take testicular health seriously and not to overlook any unusual swelling or discomfort in the region. During a recent appearance on the ...

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The left testis was 1.0 cm and the right was about 1.7 cm long, obscured by a hydrocele. Bone age was 7 yr, testosterone (T) 498 ng/dl, and 170HP 3340 ng/dl, suggesting CAH. Glucocorticoid ...