Hydrocele In Right Testis - Hydrocele In Right Testis After

Hydrocele in right testis

Asked for Male, 28 Years

Hydrocele in right testis after epidydimorchitis..should I go for a repair or move on without any repair ?

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 15 yrs exp Delhi

Take full treatment of epididymoorchitis, no need to undergo any surgery for mild Hydrocele.

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