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Is Surgery Needed For Hydrocele In Testicle?

I m very concerned. I m 37 and was recently diagnosed with Hydrocele in both testicles. The doctor at the clinic said I will need surgery. The pain is growing worse by the day and I now don t even get the sensation of an orgasm. I have NJ Medicaid Pending and cannot get surgery until it s approved. It s been pending for a year now and I m getting scared. Am I in danger and is there anything you can suggest?? Thank you -concerned father to be
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
There looks to be a great problem in diagnosis. The Hydrocele NEVER has pains.
I would request you to get the diagnosis confirmed by :
Get an opinion of a Urologist.
Get a color doppler and ultrasonography to see the problem. Unless the diagnosis is proper how can one decide the Surgery
You may be suffering from:
Varicocele or bilateral epididymo-orchitis with secondary hydrocele.
Here you may get well with a proper medical management only.
Also get the following tests done;
Blood, urine and stool.
Semen analysis.
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Is Surgery Needed For Hydrocele In Testicle?

Hi. Thanks for your query. There looks to be a great problem in diagnosis. The Hydrocele NEVER has pains. I would request you to get the diagnosis confirmed by : Get an opinion of a Urologist. Get a color doppler and ultrasonography to see the problem. Unless the diagnosis is proper how can one decide the Surgery You may be suffering from: Varicocele or bilateral epididymo-orchitis with secondary hydrocele. Here you may get well with a proper medical management only. Also get the following tests done; Blood, urine and stool. Semen analysis.