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1. Open Surgery

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The surgical procedure that is done to remove hydroceles is called hydrocele surgery or a hydrocelectomy. This procedure is performed under anaesthesia. An incision or a cut will be made on the scrotum, and the hydrocele is drained of the fluid. The tissue that forms the sac around the hydrocele is removed or repositioned. This is a measure for preventing fluid build up in the future. For the fluid to drain completely, a thin tube is placed through the incision. This tube will be left in place for a few days. Once the procedure is done, the incision will be closed with the help of sutures or surgical strips.

2. Minimal Invasive Surgery

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Hydrocele repair can also be done as a minimally invasive procedure (a procedure that does not involve large cuts or incisions) using a laparoscope, which is a thin tube with an attached camera. This will be inserted through a small incision. It gives the surgeon a clear view of the internal part of the scrotum by transmitting the images to an external monitor. Small instruments can be inserted through the tube to perform the repair. Once the procedure is done, the incision will be closed with the help of sutures or surgical strips.

3. Aspiration

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Aspiration of the fluid is an alternative for surgery where the doctor inserts a needle inside to aspirate the fluid. Then a chemical (generally a salt solution that helps to close the blood vessels) is injected into the sac around the testicles to shrink it (sclerotherapy). This prevents the fluid from building up again.

4. Laser Hydrocelectomy

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This is a minimally invasive procedure with little or no blood loss. It is a one day procedure which means that you will be discharged the same day. It can be done under general or local anaesthesia. In this procedure, a laser device is used for cutting the skin instead of a scalpel. A cut is made on the scrotum with the laser. The doctor drains off the accumulated fluid and removes the sac to prevent a recurrence. There are many advantages of laser surgery over conventional open surgery, like speed, lesser pain, accuracy and a faster recovery time.

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What is an Hydrocele?

Hydrocele is a collection of fluid in the sac (scrotum) that holds your testis (the male reproductive organ that produces sperms). It can occur on one side or on both sides. Hydrocele formation is more common in newborns (male infants) than in adults. In infants, simple hydroceles usually do not cause any problems and disappear by the time the child is 1 to 2 years old. If the hydrocele does not resolve on its own, surgery is done in children after 2 years of age.

The testes produce a lubricating fluid that allows it to move freely in the sac. Any excess fluid produced by the testis is drained out of the veins in your scrotum, thereby maintaining the balance of the fluid. If the secretion/absorption balance is altered, then the fluid accumulates in the testis. This is known as hydrocele.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hydrocele surgery is a safe procedure and complications are rare. Understand the procedure well and discuss the associated risks and ways to prevent them with your doctor.

Hydrocele surgery takes 30-40 minutes to complete.

Yes. Hydroceles usually do not affect your day-to-day activities or reduce the quality of your life. A hydrocele surgery does not affect your fertility when diagnosed and treated early.

Hydrocelectomy cost ranges from INR 30,000 to INR 60,000. The cost may vary on a case-to-case basis depending upon the procedure, complexities associated with the disease, institution, and geographical location.

The use of laser when compared to conventional procedure for treating a hydrocele has many advantages such as:

  1. Shorter time taken for the procedure (less than 30 minutes)
  2. Early and faster recovery 
  3. Less chances of injury to the scrotum
  4. Lower risk of infection and complications
  5. Less bleeding and blood clots
  6. Painless procedure
  7. Precise and accurate cuts on the skin which is to be incised
  8. Sutures that are used in laser procedure can dissolve by itself in a few days
  • Bleeding from the site of the surgery
  • Infections in the area of the surgery
  • Recurrence of the hydrocele (the condition comes back)
  • Injury to the testicles and the nearby structure that can lead to infertility (impotence)
  • Risks from the anaesthesia such as breathing difficulty

Contact your doctor immediately if you experience the following:

  • Bleeding from the incision site 
  • Severe pain that does not respond to medications
  • Swelling at the site of the surgery that is increasing in size
  • Persistent high fever (with a temperature above 100°F)
  • Symptoms of infection, which include redness, warmth, swelling, pain, and abnormal discharge from the site of the surgery.

Some general advice to follow after the surgery

Before the procedure:
Once the procedure is complete, you will be sent to the recovery room for a few hours until the effect of the anaesthesia wears off.

On The Day of The Procedure:
Once the procedure is complete, you will be sent to the recovery room for a few hours until the effect of the anaesthesia wears off.

After the procedure:

At The Hospital

Hydrocele surgery is an outpatient procedure and your child/you can return home the same day. After the procedure, you will be taken to the recovery room for observation. Once the effect of the anaesthesia wears off and your child’s/your vitals are stable, your child/you can return home.

At Home

Following these measures at home will ensure a faster and proper recovery.

When to Follow-up With The Doctor

You will have follow-up visits with your child’s/ your doctor, mostly within a week after the procedure. The doctor will check for proper recovery. During this visit, the stitches and the surgical drainage tube that was placed for draining the fluid will be removed. You can discuss your concerns or doubts if any with your doctor.